Question no 1: Find the magnitude and direction of total electric fieldat the origin of the coordinate system due to the two point charges q1and q2. The two charges are located at the x-y coordinate position of(0.0,-2.0 cm) and (+4.0 cm, 0.0), respectively, as shown in the figure.ytotE,-63.494, = +10 nCK-- 4 cm2cm= +5 nCQuestion no 2: The initial energy and the final energy of a system canbe given by 2.95 × 10-3 and 5.86 × 10-3 respectively. Find the energyconservation of the system.

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