The figure below shows two charged particles, q; and q2, 6.00 μm apart on the x-axis. 91 and 92 are both stationary and each have a charge of 5.00 C. Point P is 2.50 μm to the right of q. q1 a. What is the net electric field at point P? 92⁰

The figure below shows two charged particles, q; and q2, 6.00 μm apart on the x-axis. 91 and 92 are both stationary and each have a charge of 5.00 C. Point P is 2.50 μm to the right of q. q1 a. What is the net electric field at point P? 92⁰

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a. What is the net electric field at point P?
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