. Two point charges q, = +1.0 x 10° C and q, : 1.0 x 109 C are placed 0.10 m apart, as in the figure below. (a). What is the electric field intensity midway between them? (b) Where is the electric field zero in the vicinity of these two charges? 0.10 m

. Two point charges q, = +1.0 x 10° C and q, : 1.0 x 109 C are placed 0.10 m apart, as in the figure below. (a). What is the electric field intensity midway between them? (b) Where is the electric field zero in the vicinity of these two charges? 0.10 m

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Two point charges q, = +1.0 x 10° C and q2
1.0 x 10° C are placed 0.10 m apart, as in the
figure below. (a).
intensity midway between them? (b) Where is
the electric field zero in the vicinity of these two
charges?
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What is the electric field
0.10 m
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