What is the magnitude of the resultant field

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Solve each part of given question:

Question: An electric field of 12.6 N/C directed due north is superposed on an existing electric field of 16.1 N/C directed due east.

Question I: What is the magnitude of the resultant field?

Question II: What is the direction of the resultant field as measured from the positive x-axis (East)?

Please show your results in detailed calculations.

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