Field of discrete distributions of charges and points. A charge of 3μC is at the origin. Determine the value and direction of the electric field on the x axis, at the point: x = 5m and x = -10 m, in both cases draw E.

Field of discrete distributions of charges and points. A charge of 3μC is at the origin. Determine the value and direction of the electric field on the x axis, at the point: x = 5m and x = -10 m, in both cases draw E.

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