The distance between two charges q1
= + 2 μC and q2
= + 6 μC is 15.0 cm.
Calculate the...
Physics, 02.12.2020 21:50 djcloverman3593
The distance between two charges q1
= + 2 μC and q2
= + 6 μC is 15.0 cm.
Calculate the distance from charge q1
to the points on the line segment joining the two
charges where the electric field is zero.
Answers: 1
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