A distance of 2R separates two small spherical charges, Q1, and -Q1. The magnitude of the electric field exactly halfway between the charges is, 1 Q1 4ne, R2 Q1 4ne, 2R2 Q1 4TE, (2 • R)² 1 Q1 4nE, R2 Can not determined.

A distance of 2R separates two small spherical charges, Q1, and -Q1. The magnitude of the electric field exactly halfway between the charges is, 1 Q1 4ne, R2 Q1 4ne, 2R2 Q1 4TE, (2 • R)² 1 Q1 4nE, R2 Can not determined.

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A distance of 2R separates two small spherical charges, Q1, and -Q1. The magnitude of the electric field
exactly halfway between the charges is,
1 Q1
4ne, R2
Q1
4ne, 2R2
Q1
4TE, (2 • R)²
1 Q1
4nE, R2
Can not determined.

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