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Physics, 28.10.2020 21:50, ratpizza

A 2 ųC charge and a -12ųC charge are placed as shown on the x-axis. Where would a -10ųC charged be placed so the 2ųC would receive a net force of zero? Answer in centimeters
What charge would be placed at 18 cm so the net force on the -12ųC charge is zero?
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A 2 ųC charge and a -12ųC charge are placed as shown on the x-axis.

Where would a -10ųC charged b

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