The two particles in Figure 23. 19 have the same mass, carry charges of the same magnitude
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The two particles in Figure 23. 19 have the same mass, carry charges of the same magnitude ( \(\left.q_{1}=-q_{2}>0\right)\), and are equidistant from point \(P\).
(a) What is the electric field direction at \(\mathrm{P}\) ?
(b) At \(\mathrm{P}\), what is the direction of the gravitational field due to the two particles? Ignore Earth's gravitational field.
Data from Figure 23. 19
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a The electric field of particle 1 points away from the particle which means that at mathrmP i...View the full answer
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