Consider the charge distribution illustrated below with a
positive charge q 1 and a negative charge q 2 , both having the
same magnitude q. Which of the arrows below best describes the
direction of the electric field at the point marked
"X" in the figure below. Note that the two charges
and the point X together form an equilateral triangle.
Homework Answers
Field due to a positive charge always directed away from it
Field due to negative charge is always directed towards
it
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