Chapter 5 ProblemsScore: 29/33 14/16 answeredQuestion 7Point charges q₁ = 45 μC and q2 = -75 μC are placed 1.8 m apart.Hint< >a. What is the force on a third charge 93 5 μC placed midway between ₁ and 92?Force on q3 isN, in Select an answerb. Where can q3 be placed so that the net force on it is zero?If q3 is placed Select an answerSubmit Question✓, at a distance ofm from q₁, the net force on it will be zero.Question Help: Message instructor

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a. What is the force on a third charge q3 Force on q3 is b. Where can q3 be placed so that the net force on it is zero? If q3 is placed [Select an answer 5 μC placed midway between ₁ and 2² N, in Select an answer , at a distance of m from 91, the net force on it will be zero.

a. What is the force on a third charge q3 Force on q3 is b. Where can q3 be placed so that the net force on it is zero? If q3 is placed [Select an answer 5 μC placed midway between ₁ and 2² N, in Select an answer , at a distance of m from 91, the net force on it will be zero.

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