5. Sketch resultant vectors to represent the strength and direction of the electric field at the designated locations (the *) due to the point charges. b. a. C. *********** +Q +Q b. b. +Q * d. ************ +2Q b. b. C. +2Q *c.

5. Sketch resultant vectors to represent the strength and direction of the electric field at the designated locations (the *) due to the point charges. b. a. C. *********** +Q +Q b. b. +Q * d. ************ +2Q b. b. C. +2Q *c.

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