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Consider the charge distribution given below. Determine the total Electric field at the origin and at the point (1, 2). Use the magnitude/unit vector notation (assume you know the charges magnitude and sign).

Consider the charge distribution given below. Determine the total Electric field at the origin and at the point (1, 2). Use the magnitude/unit vector notation (assume you know the charges magnitude and sign).

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Consider the charge distribution given below. Determine the total Electric field at the origin and at the point (1,2). Use the magnitude/unit vector notation (assume you know the charges magnitude and sign).

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