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Calculate the electrical potential at any point P = (x,y) due to two electrical charges of...

Calculate the electrical potential at any point P = (x,y) due to two electrical charges of 5C and 2C located at (0, 0) and (1, 0) respectively and in particular when it is the electrical potential at point (3, 4)? How much is the electric field at any point (x, y) and in particular at (3, 4)?

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