How can I plot the electric field vs position for two charges?

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The discussion revolves around plotting the electric field versus position for two charges, focusing on the relationship between electric field and force per unit charge.

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  • Participants express confusion regarding the options available for plotting the electric field and seek clarification on the correct approach. There is a request for detailed explanations and appropriate formulas related to the topic.

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Some participants have reiterated the need for detailed explanations and formulas, indicating an ongoing exploration of the concepts involved. There is no explicit consensus on the approach to take, but the discussion remains active with requests for further clarification.

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Homework Statement

:- electric field vs position how to plot it[/B]

Homework Equations

:- force per unit charge[/B]

The Attempt at a Solution

:- i know option 1 and 2 can never be an answer to this question but still i am confused between 3 and 4 option and help me solve with proper equation[/B]
 

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A positive E usually means an electric field that goes to the right, or a force towards positive x on positive charges.
 
mfb said:
A positive E usually means an electric field that goes to the right, or a force towards positive x on positive charges.
Please can you give detailed explanation of my questions with appropriate formula
 
Jay_sangani14 said:
Please can you give detailed explanation of my questions with appropriate formula
You should provide the equations (part 2 of the homework template).
 
DrClaude said:
You should provide the equations (part 2 of the homework template).
 

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