B) Electric Field at B due to smaller sphere,
Ebx1 = 0
Eby1 = k*Q/r^2
Eby1 = (8.9*10^9 * 2*10^-9)/(0.15)^2
Eby1 = - 791.1 j^ N/C
Distance btw A & B = sqrt(27^2 + 15^2) = 30.89 cm
Electric Field at A due to smaller sphere,
Ebx2 = k*Q/r^2 * 27/30.89
Ebx2 = (8.9*10^9 * 2*10^-9)/(0.3089)^2 * 27/30.89
Ebx2 = + 163.07 i^ N/C
Eby2 = k*Q/r^2 * 15/30.89
Eby2 = (8.9*10^9 * 2*10^-9)/(0.3089)^2 * 15/30.89
Eby2 = 90.585 j^ N/C
Net Electric Fiel components,
Ebx = Ebx1 + Ebx2
Ebx = 163.07 N/C
Eby = Eby1 + Eby2
Eby = - 791.1 + 90.585 j^
Eby = - 700.51 N/C
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