Three point charges 1.0uC and 10 uC are placed on a straight line and net force on 0.10 uC is zero. Find x in cm. 1. Three point charges 1.0 µC, 0.10 µC and 10.0 µC are placed on a straight line andnet force on 0.10 uC is zero. Find x in cm.Зст1.0 μC0.10 uC10.0 uC

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Three point charges 1.0uC and 10 uC are placed on a straight line and net force on 0.10 uC is zero. Find x in cm.

1. Three point charges 1.0 µC, 0.10 µC and 10.0 µC are placed on a straight line and
net force on 0.10 uC is zero. Find x in cm.
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0.10 uC
10.0 uC

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