part 1 of 3A 1.18 µC charge is at the origin and a-7.13 μC charge is 10 cm to the right, asshown.III1.18 C -7.13 μC10 cm →IIIIdentify the direction of E in the re-gion II (0< x < 10 cm, along the x-axis). The value of the Coulomb constantis 8.98755 × 10⁹ Nm²/C².part 2 of 3Identify the direction of E in region III(x > 10 cm along the x-axis).1. Left2. All possibilities: right, left, or zero✓ 3. Right4. Down5. None of these6. Up1. Right2. Left3. None of these4. Down● 5. All possibilities: right, left, or zero○ 6. Up

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A 1.18 µC charge is at the origin and a
-7.13 μC charge is 10 cm to the right, as
shown.
I
II
1.18 C -7.13 μC
10 cm →
III
Identify the direction of E in the re-
gion II (0< x < 10 cm, along the x-
axis). The value of the Coulomb constant
is 8.98755 × 10⁹ Nm²/C².
part 2 of 3
Identify the direction of E in region III
(x > 10 cm along the x-axis).
1. Left
2. All possibilities: right, left, or zero
✓ 3. Right
4. Down
5. None of these
6. Up
1. Right
2. Left
3. None of these
4. Down
● 5. All possibilities: right, left, or zero
○ 6. Up

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