The electric field of a dipole is shown below. If Q1 = 1221 = 80 µC and the charges are d = 4.80 cm apart, calculate the electric field at point a, 10.30 cm directly above the dipole. Enter the magnitude and the direction with respect to the positive x-axis.

The electric field of a dipole is shown below. If Q1 = 1221 = 80 µC and the charges are d = 4.80 cm apart, calculate the electric field at point a, 10.30 cm directly above the dipole. Enter the magnitude and the direction with respect to the positive x-axis.

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