(a) The field between these two charges:
"E=E_1-E_2=k\\bigg(\\frac{q_1}{r_1^2}-\\frac{q_2}{r_2^2}\\bigg)=\\\\\n\\space\\\\\n=9\\cdot10^9\\bigg(\\frac{1\\cdot10^{-6}}{0.075^2}-\\frac{-1\\cdot10^{-6}}{0.025^2}\\bigg)=16\\space000\\space000\\text{ V\/m}." (b) The force will be
"F=Eq=16\\space000\\space000\\cdot10=160\\space000\\space000\\text{ N}."
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Dear Ru Jay, as you can see, there is no figure to the problem. So, the expert suggested point P in the line between q1 and q2.
Shouldn't R1 be 0.125, why did you subtract 2.5 cm from 10 cm? isn't the distance equal to both added together for R1 in this case?
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