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  two particles are fixed to an x axis: particle i of charge : -s.77 x 107 cis at the orgin and particle 2 of charge +5.77 x 107 c is at x2 -11.6 cm. midway between the particles, what is the magnitude of the net electric field? numbe the tolerance is+/-2% units udy link to sample problen video mini lecture link to tent by accessing this question assistance, you will learn while you earn points based on the point potential policy set by your instructor. submit answer question attempts: o of 6 usedsake for later

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