At a particular location < 1.7, -2.7, -3.4> m in the room there is an electric field = <-9000, 0, 0> N/C. Part 1 * Your answer is incorrect. Figure out where to place a single positive point particle of charge +3 µC in order to produce this electric field. i 0 -0.869 i 0 > m Part 2 * Your answer is incorrect. Do the same for a single negatively charged point particle of charge -3 μC. Be sure to draw diagrams to explain the geometry of the situation. 0 i 0 > m

At a particular location < 1.7, -2.7, -3.4> m in the room there is an electric field = <-9000, 0, 0> N/C. Part 1 * Your answer is incorrect. Figure out where to place a single positive point particle of charge +3 µC in order to produce this electric field. i 0 -0.869 i 0 > m Part 2 * Your answer is incorrect. Do the same for a single negatively charged point particle of charge -3 μC. Be sure to draw diagrams to explain the geometry of the situation. 0 i 0 > m

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