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Point charges Q1 and Q2 of +12 nC and -12 nC, respectively, are placed 10.0 cm apart . This combination of two charges with equal magnitude and opposite sign is called an electric dipole. Compute the resultant electric field (magnitude and direction) at:point a, midway between the charges Q1 and Q2. point b, 4.0 cm to the left of Q1.

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