2. Given three charges of equal charge shown in the diagram above, determine where a fourth charge qo could be placed in (r, y)–ocoordinates for a total net force of zero. The positions of each charge are q1(1, 2), 92(3, 3), and q3(2, 1).

2. Given three charges of equal charge shown in the diagram above, determine where a fourth charge qo could be placed in (r, y)–ocoordinates for a total net force of zero. The positions of each charge are q1(1, 2), 92(3, 3), and q3(2, 1).

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2. Given three charges of equal charge shown in the diagram above, determine
where a fourth charge qo could be placed in (r, y)-coordinates for a total net
force of zero. The positions of each charge are q1(1, 2), 92(3, 3), and q3(2, 1).

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