Particle 1 with charge q1, and particle 2, with a charge 92, are on the x-axis, with particle 1 at x = a with and particle 2 at x = -2a. For the net force on a third charged particle, at the origin to be zero q, and q2 must be related by q2=: O a. 2q1 o b. 4q1 OC. -q1/4 O d. -4q1 O e. -2q1

Particle 1 with charge q1, and particle 2, with a charge 92, are on the x-axis, with particle 1 at x = a with and particle 2 at x = -2a. For the net force on a third charged particle, at the origin to be zero q, and q2 must be related by q2=: O a. 2q1 o b. 4q1 OC. -q1/4 O d. -4q1 O e. -2q1

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with a charge q2, are on the x-axis, with
particle 1 at x = a with and particle 2 at x =
-2a. For the net force on a third charged
particle, at the origin to be zero q, and q2
must be related by q2=:
O a. 2q1
ob. 4q1
C.-q1/4
d. -491
o e.-2q1

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