(b) How can you calculate electric force on any charge? Which point in Fig. 1 gives thestrongest electric field? Explain the reason.(c) In Fig. 2, four particles are fixed in place with charges of q1=q2= - 5e, q3=+6e, q4=8eseparated from each other with a d=10mm. What is the magnitude of the net electric fieldat point P due to all charged particles? Use the magnitude of electron's charge as thevalue of e.91Figure 2Figure 1

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