Point P lies between two parallel infinite lines of charge, which have charge densities11 = (-8.939x10^0) µC/m and 12 = (3.055x10^0) µC/m respectively. Point P is at adistance R1 = (3.2630x10^0) cm from line 1, and R2 = (6.92x10^0) cm from line 2.%3DCalculate the net electric field at Point P in N/C. You do not need to enter a unitvector in your answer, but a negative sign is needed if the electric field points alongthe negative x-axis.+xr2

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