What is direction and magnitude of electric field at point

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A 5.2E-6C charge is positioned at x=-0.70, y=0.0 A second charge of -1.5E-6C is positioned at x=+0.30, y=0.0. What is the direction and magnitude of the electric field at the point x=0.0,y=1.0(all distances in meters)

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