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The figure shows two point charges of equal and opposite charge. Determine the magnitude of their net electric field (in N/C) at point P if q = 5.90 μC, d = 2.58 m, and x = 5.52 m. N/C

The figure shows two point charges of equal and opposite charge. Determine the magnitude of their net electric field (in N/C) at point P if q = 5.90 μC, d = 2.58 m, and x = 5.52 m. N/C

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The figure shows two point charges of equal and opposite charge. Determine the magnitude of their net electric field (in N / C ) at point P if q = 5.90 μ C , d = 2.58 m , and x = 5.52 m . N/C

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