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Two charges q1= 4nC and q2= -1nC are separated by distance d. At which point we...

Two charges q1= 4nC and q2= -1nC are separated by distance d. At which point we should put a third charge q= 5nC to have the net electric force exerted by q1 and q2 on q equal to zero?

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Given data:

Distance between = d.

point charge q should placed at such a place, distance between charge    and

distance between charge .

so the charges should be placed as

genius_generous answered 2 years ago
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