In the diagram below, the E-field at point P is zero. Particles A & B are charged; 9A = 7 HC & B = 567 μC. A & B are 19 m apart. Determine x (the distance between A & P) and magnitude of the E-force between A & B. x (the distance between A & P) = AO-P magnitude of the E-force between A & B =

In the diagram below, the E-field at point P is zero. Particles A & B are charged; 9A = 7 HC & B = 567 μC. A & B are 19 m apart. Determine x (the distance between A & P) and magnitude of the E-force between A & B. x (the distance between A & P) = AO-P magnitude of the E-force between A & B =

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In the diagram below, the E-field at point P is zero. Particles A & B are charged; QA = 7 μC & qB = 567 μC. A & B are 19 m apart. Determine x (the distance between A & P) and
magnitude of the E-force between A & B.
x (the distance between A & P) =
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magnitude of the E-force between A & B =

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