Draw and label a vector diagram for the electric field at point A due to the point charges. Find the magnitude and direction of the net electric field at A. [magnitude is 6.99x103N/C, don’t forget direction]
Net electric field at A is given by
E = electric field due to (- 3e) - electric field due to 5e
E = k q1 / r1^2 - k q2 / r2^2
E = 9*10^9* 1.6*10^-19* ( 3/ (400*10^-9)^2 - 5 / ( 200*10^-9)^2)
E = 7000 N/C, directed to the right ==
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