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Two point charges are lying on the y- axis as in the figure: q1 = -3.20...

Two point charges are lying on the y- axis as in the figure: q1 = -3.20 μC and q2 = +3.20 μC. They are equidistant from the point P, which lies on the x- axis. (a) What is the magnitude of net electric field at P? (b) A small object of charge q0 = 7.30 μC and mass m = 1.25 g is placed at P. When it is released, what is the magnitude of its acceleration?

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