1 The electric field of individual point charges Question 1: (10 points) The figures above show a positive charge (left) and a negative charge (right). The circles indicate which of the dots (points in space) are at equal distances from the charge. a) At each of the points indicated by a dot, draw the electric field vector representing the field gener ated by the charge. Make sure to get both the direction and the relative magnitudes of the vectors right. You can use any tools available online, such as the the PhET simulation “Charges and Fields” at http://phet.colorado.edu/en/simulation/charges-and-fields, to check the accuracy of your sketch. b) Using a different colour than in part (a), at each of the points, draw a vector representing the force that a positive charge would experience. Again, make sure to illustrate both the directions and the relative magnitudes
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