[10]1.2 Three positive point charges lie along a line as shown in the figure below. The charges q, and 92 areseparated by 2.0 m and are 15 µC and 6 µC respectively, while g, is between them. If there is no net force on93, how far is it situated from q,?2.0 m->F32

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1.2 Three positive point charges lie along a line as shown in the figure below. The charges q and q2 are separated by 2.0 m and are 15 µC and 6 uC respectively, while q, is between them. If there is no net force on 93, how far is it situated from q,? 2.0 m -> F32

1.2 Three positive point charges lie along a line as shown in the figure below. The charges q and q2 are separated by 2.0 m and are 15 µC and 6 uC respectively, while q, is between them. If there is no net force on 93, how far is it situated from q,? 2.0 m -> F32

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93, how far is it situated from q,?
2.0 m
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