A point charge g₁= +5.00 μC is fixed in place at x = 0, and a point charge 92= -3.80 μC is fixed at x=-20.0 cm. At what value of x can we place a point charge 93 = -8.80 μC so that the net electric force on ₁ due to g2 and 93 is zero? cm

A point charge g₁= +5.00 μC is fixed in place at x = 0, and a point charge 92= -3.80 μC is fixed at x=-20.0 cm. At what value of x can we place a point charge 93 = -8.80 μC so that the net electric force on ₁ due to g2 and 93 is zero? cm

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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A point charge g₁= +5.00 µC is fixed in place at x = 0, and a point charge 92= -3.80 μC is fixed at x = -20.0 cm. At what value of x can
we place a point charge 3 = -8.80 μC so that the net electric force on g₁ due to 92 and 93 is zero?
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