Two equal positive charges are held fixed and separated by
distance D. Find the electric field
vector along their perpendicular bisector. Then find the position
relative to their center where
the field is a maximum.
Please draw a diagram. Thanks
Two equal positive charges are held fixed and separated by distance D. Find the electric field...
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