In the figure, two particles with the same magnitude of charge, are at equal distances d from the origin. Four points are shown. At which is the net electric field in the positive direction of the x axis? 2 |▬▬d▬▬d| x

In the figure, two particles with the same magnitude of charge, are at equal distances d from the origin. Four points are shown. At which is the net electric field in the positive direction of the x axis? 2 |▬▬d▬▬d| x

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at equal distances d from the origin. Four points are shown. At
which is the net electric field in the positive direction of the x
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O 2 only
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O 2 & 4 only
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