QUESTION ONEa) Determine the electric force (F), electric field (E), electric flux, electric flux density (D),and the electric scalar potential (V) at a point given 2 point charges of Qi-20μC andQ2-80μC separated by a distance 5m. Take the midpoint as the point under consideration.Also sketch all the possible relations for the above.

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