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A 3.36 µC charge is 1.17 cm from a 5.67 µC charge. How far from the...
A 3.36 µC charge is 1.17 cm from a 5.67 µC charge. How far from the larger charge will the electric field be zero? Answer in cm.
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Ans is 0.66 cm
Given
distance between them , 
Since both charges are positive ,
Electric field will be acting opposite to each other .
and let 
be the point at which
electric field will be zero ,
here N will be placed between 
and 
Hope this helps , regards
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