Find the net electric field both magnitude and direction

Reference no: EM13675002

Two charges are located on the x axis. One of the charges (q1=+8.5µC) is at x1=+3.0 centimeter and the other (q2= -21µC) is at x1=+9.0 centimeter. Determine the net electric field both magnitude and direction at

a) x= 0 cm and

b) x= +6.0 cm.

Reference no: EM13675002

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