Net horizontal electric field
Ex = k ( q1/ r1^2 + q2 / r2^2
Ex = 9*10^9* 10^-6* ( 2/ 5^2 + 1/3.5^2)
Ex = 1454.7 N/C
NEt vertical electric field
Ey = 9*10^9* 1.5*10^-6 / 4^2
Ey = 843.75 N/C
NEt electric field at origin
E^2 = Ex^2 + Ey^2
E = 1681.68
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