The discussion centers on determining the point with the strongest electric field strength among three points (A, B, and C) influenced by two charges, Q. Using the formula F=kq1q2/r², the electric field strengths calculated are: B at 3kQ/r², A at kQ/r², and C at -kQ/r². Point B is confirmed as the strongest due to the reinforcement of electric fields from both charges, while points A and C do not exceed its strength unless they are significantly closer to one of the charges.
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B is the only one where the two fields reinforce, so it is a good candidate. It could only lose to A or C if those were significantly closer to one of the charges.Cici2017 said: