Charge q, and charge q, are 3.00 m apart with magnitude +2 C and +3 C respectively as shown in Figure 4. Charge q, is located between them at a certain point and the force on charge q, is zero. How far from charge q, is charge q,? 30m Figure 4

Charge q, and charge q, are 3.00 m apart with magnitude +2 C and +3 C respectively as shown in Figure 4. Charge q, is located between them at a certain point and the force on charge q, is zero. How far from charge q, is charge q,? 30m Figure 4

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Charge q, and charge q2 are 3.00 m apart with magnitude +2 C and +3 C respectively as shown in Figure 4. Charge a, is located
between them at a certain point and the force on charge q, is zero. How far from charge q, is charge q?
30m
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0.1.50m
6.0.555 m
c.1.35m
d.0 667 m

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