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2. Electric field at (x,y) = (3.4 cm, 0).
a. Determine the electric field at (x,y) = (3.4 cm, 0). Your final answer should include its magnitude and direction, shown by a vector drawing and clearly stating the angle.
3. Determine the electric potential at (x,y) = (3.4 cm,0).
4. Energy requirements to move a point charge with Q4 = +4.0 μC to a final location of (x,y) = (3.4 cm, 0), from an initial position infinitely far away.
a. What is the change in potential energy of Q4 associated with this move?
b. Would this happen spontaneously? Explain your rationale.
c. What is the work done by the electric field, for this repositioning of Q4?
d. What is the external work required to move Q4 like this?
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