Consider the zero potential points resulting from a point charge Q1=1nC placed at the point (0,36,0)m and another point charge Q2=-0.5nC placed at the point (0,9,0)m. If the point with x=-12.6m, and y= 9 m has zero potential, then z in m has the values in ascending order (l.e, smaller then

Consider the zero potential points resulting from a point charge Q1=1nC placed at the point (0,36,0)m and another point charge Q2=-0.5nC placed at the point (0,9,0)m. If the point with x=-12.6m, and y= 9 m has zero potential, then z in m has the values in ascending order (l.e, smaller then

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Consider the zero potential points resulting from a point
charge Q1-1nC placed at the point (0,36,0)m and another
point charge Q2=-0.5nC placed at the point (0,9,0)m.
If the point with x=-12.6m, and y= 9 m has zero potential, then
z in m has the values in ascending order (i.e, smaller then
larger)=
and

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