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Find the electric field (magnitude and direction) at the point shown in the picture. Must show detailed work and a free body diagram.

### Visualization of Charge Distribution and Position Variables The image depicts a system with three point charges arranged in a specific configuration. The details of the image are as follows: 1. **Charges and Their Positions:** - Three charges are distributed vertically and horizontally. - The three charges are labeled with the following magnitudes and signs: - Two charges of \(+Q\) - One charge of \(+2Q\) 2. **Vertical Separation (d):** - The two topmost charges, one of \(+Q\) and one of \(+2Q\), are separated by a vertical distance denoted as \(d\). - The third charge, \(+Q\), is placed below the second charge (which is \(+2Q\)), maintaining the same separation distance, \(d\). 3. **Horizontal Separation (r):** - There is a horizontal distance \(r\) extending from the middle charge (\(+2Q\)) to a point marked by a dot on the right side of the image. ### Diagram Interpretation: - This configuration might be used to investigate the electric field or potential at the point marked by the dot due to the three charges. The distances \(d\) and \(r\) are likely to be used in calculations involving Coulomb's Law or other electrostatic principles. This diagram is essential for understanding interactions between charges, the resulting electric fields, and potential at various points in space. Analyzing such a system is fundamental in the study of electrostatics within physics.
Transcribed Image Text:### Visualization of Charge Distribution and Position Variables The image depicts a system with three point charges arranged in a specific configuration. The details of the image are as follows: 1. **Charges and Their Positions:** - Three charges are distributed vertically and horizontally. - The three charges are labeled with the following magnitudes and signs: - Two charges of \(+Q\) - One charge of \(+2Q\) 2. **Vertical Separation (d):** - The two topmost charges, one of \(+Q\) and one of \(+2Q\), are separated by a vertical distance denoted as \(d\). - The third charge, \(+Q\), is placed below the second charge (which is \(+2Q\)), maintaining the same separation distance, \(d\). 3. **Horizontal Separation (r):** - There is a horizontal distance \(r\) extending from the middle charge (\(+2Q\)) to a point marked by a dot on the right side of the image. ### Diagram Interpretation: - This configuration might be used to investigate the electric field or potential at the point marked by the dot due to the three charges. The distances \(d\) and \(r\) are likely to be used in calculations involving Coulomb's Law or other electrostatic principles. This diagram is essential for understanding interactions between charges, the resulting electric fields, and potential at various points in space. Analyzing such a system is fundamental in the study of electrostatics within physics.
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