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Posted by APPRECIATIVE STUDENT on Thursday, January 20, 2011 at 8:51pm.

Thank you very much for your help--I'm having trouble with this problem: what do i do?

There are three point charges along the x axis:
-4nC(0.5m left of y axis)
5nC(at origin)
3nC(0.8 right of y axis)

I have to say what the electric field is at the point (2,0) and at the point (0,2).
How do i involve the different q values?
how do i solve for the electric field?
thank you for your help

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