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A 7 μC charge is at the origin. Another particle, placed at x = 0.2m feels...

A 7 μC charge is at the origin. Another particle, placed at x = 0.2m feels of force of 11N in the negative x-direction.

a) Find the value of the unknown charge.

b) Find the electric field midway between these two charges.

c) Find the potential midway between these two charges.

d) Find the potential energy of this pair of charges.

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