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1. Two protons sit on the x axis, a distance " l " to the left...

1. Two protons sit on the x axis, a distance " l " to the left and right of the origin.

a. Determine the net electric field along the y axis.

b. Determine the net electric field along the x axis between the two protons.

c. If an electron is released from rest at a point on the y axis a distance d from the origin, what will the acceleration of the electron be at the moment it passes through the origin?

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