You have 2 positive charges, Q+ and +4Q. Ther are fixed on the axis shown on the image. They are 1.2 m appart. A nagative charged particle -q, is placed gently between the two positive charges and it remains at rest. The distance between the particle (z) and the other particle that's negative is? (Units are cm for the following options) a. 24. B. 30. C. 40. D. 60. E. 80

You have 2 positive charges, Q+ and +4Q. Ther are fixed on the axis shown on the image. They are 1.2 m appart. A nagative charged particle -q, is placed gently between the two positive charges and it remains at rest. The distance between the particle (z) and the other particle that's negative is? (Units are cm for the following options) a. 24. B. 30. C. 40. D. 60. E. 80

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Chapter30: Atomic Physics

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