10 - Three point load on the x-axis r has been affixed : q1 =2C is at the origin point, if q2 =4C is at x =10m. At what point should the charge q3 be on the x-axis so that the net force acting on it is zero? O A) 1,53 O B) 2,56 O C) 6,64 O D) 3,74 O E) 4,14m

10 - Three point load on the x-axis r has been affixed : q1 =2C is at the origin point, if q2 =4C is at x =10m. At what point should the charge q3 be on the x-axis so that the net force acting on it is zero? O A) 1,53 O B) 2,56 O C) 6,64 O D) 3,74 O E) 4,14m

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Three point load on the x-axisr has been affixed : q1 =2C is at the origin point, if q2 =4C is at x=10m. At what point should the charge q3 be on the x-axis so that the net force acting on it is zero?
A) 1,53
O B) 2,56
O C) 6,64
O D) 3,74
O E) 4,14m

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