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3. Two point charges, Ql = -25µC and Q2 = 50µC are separated by a distance of 12 cm. The electric field at point P (see Fig. below) is zero. How far from Q1 is P? 12cm -25µC 50μC

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3. Two point charges, Q1 =-25µC and Q2 = 50µC are separated by a distance of 12 cm. The electric
field at point P (see Fig. below) is zero. How far from Q1 is P?
12cm
Q2
-25μC
50μC

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