Use the following information to answer the next questionCharged SpheresQ275.0 m25.0 m6. If Q, is 150 µC and Q2 is 245 µC then the net electric field expressed in scientificNis a.bc x 10w C The value of a.bc isnotation at the point labelled with the(Record your three-digit answer in the numerical-response section below.)Your answer: O000+ ở

Given data: Q1=150μC = 150×10-6 C r1=75.0 m Q2=245μC = 245×10-6 C r2=25.0 m

If Q, is 150 µC and Q2 is 245 µC then the net electric field expressed in scientific notation at the point labelled with the N is a.bc x 10w C The value of a.bc is (Record your three-digit answer in the numerical-response section below.) Your answer:

If Q, is 150 µC and Q2 is 245 µC then the net electric field expressed in scientific notation at the point labelled with the N is a.bc x 10w C The value of a.bc is (Record your three-digit answer in the numerical-response section below.) Your answer:

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