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The questions say,A charge q is at x = 2 m and a secondcharge-q is at x = -2 m, I was asked to find (a) the electricfield on thex axis at an arbitrary point where x > 2 m, and (b)the limitingform where x>> 2 m.

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The questions say,A charge q is at x = 2 m and a secondcharge-q is at x = -2 m, I was asked to find (a) the electricfield on thex axis at an arbitrary point where x > 2 m, and (b)the limitingform where x>> 2 m.

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Please somebody help me to solve this problem: The questions say,A charge q is at x = 2 m and a secondcharge-q is at x = -2 m, I was asked to find (a) the electricfield on thex axis at an arbitrary point where x > 2 m, and (b)the limitingform where x>> 2 m. Thank you all for your support.

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The questions say,A charge q is at x = 2 m and a secondcharge-q is at x = -2 m, I was asked to find (a) the electricfield on thex axis at an arbitrary point where x > 2 m, and (b)the limitingform where x>> 2 m.

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