DUE NOW. PLEASE ANSWER IT CORRECTLY. Just a simple solutions and correct answer. Thank you! Two charged particles are 1.0 micrometer apart. Particle 1 was charge -e while Particle 2 has charge -2e. A proton is placedbetween the particles. How far from Particle 1 should the proton be placed so that the net force on the proton is equal to zero?A.0.41 micrometerB.0.59 micrometerC. 0.33 micrometerD. 0.77 micrometer

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Two charged particles are 1.0 micrometer apart. Particle 1 was charge -e while Particle 2 has charge -2e. A proton is placed
between the particles. How far from Particle 1 should the proton be placed so that the net force on the proton is equal to zero?
A.
0.41 micrometer
B.
0.59 micrometer
C. 0.33 micrometer
D. 0.77 micrometer

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