6. We now want to find the electric field at point C which is a distance x to the right of the midpoint between the two charges. Redraw the electric field vectors due to each charge at point C. a. b. Use the basic relation E = Kq f/r² =Kq 7/r³ to determine the electric field E -Q at point C due to the -Q charge. Write in component vector form in terms of Q, x, and s and unit vectors î and ĵ. Hint: remember is the vector from the charge to where you want E. s/2 1 0,0 --- x -- C s/2 +90 L. +x c. What is the direction (±x/ty/ zero) the total electric field due to the two charges at point C? d. Determine the total electric field E at point C due to the charges. Write in terms of unit vectors î and ĵ. Hint: use symmetry to simplify the calculation.

6. We now want to find the electric field at point C which is a distance x to the right of the midpoint between the two charges. Redraw the electric field vectors due to each charge at point C. a. b. Use the basic relation E = Kq f/r² =Kq 7/r³ to determine the electric field E -Q at point C due to the -Q charge. Write in component vector form in terms of Q, x, and s and unit vectors î and ĵ. Hint: remember is the vector from the charge to where you want E. s/2 1 0,0 --- x -- C s/2 +90 L. +x c. What is the direction (±x/ty/ zero) the total electric field due to the two charges at point C? d. Determine the total electric field E at point C due to the charges. Write in terms of unit vectors î and ĵ. Hint: use symmetry to simplify the calculation.

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