Answer question ii,iii,iv, v, vi THIS IS A FOLLOW UP QUESTION rt,ii.iii.iv.V.Hence calculate the magnitude of the electric field E₁ at P, due to Q₁-State the magnitude of the electric field E₂ at P, due to Q₂.Draw and label a vector diagram to indicate the directions of E₁ and E₂ at point P.20/01do noliomvi. Calculate the magnitude of the resultant electric field at P.KAZ (2 marks)Use your vector diagram from (iv) to explain why the resultant electric field at P has novertical component. 3. Two point charges Q₁ = -3.00 × 10 °C and Q₂ = +3.00 x 10-6C are placed 2.00m apart,as shown in the diagram below.i.Q₁(a) Draw the electric field surrounding Q₁ and Q₂ on the diagram above.(b) Find the magnitude of the force between the charges.(c) Point P is midway between charges Q₁ and Q2, and 1.00m vertically below the linejoining their centres, as shown in the diagram below.Q₁2.00 mQ2P1.00 mQ₂Show that the distance between point P and charge Q₁ is 1.41m.

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