3. Two point charges are placed along the x axis: Q₁ at the origin, Q₂ at (d,0,0). a) Find the potential for points on the x axis. b) On which points V(x) vanishes? dv c) Recall the relation: Ex = -x Calculate Ex. d) Find Ex for points you found in (b). Q₁ V=0 Q₂

3. Two point charges are placed along the x axis: Q₁ at the origin, Q₂ at (d,0,0). a) Find the potential for points on the x axis. b) On which points V(x) vanishes? dv c) Recall the relation: Ex = -x Calculate Ex. d) Find Ex for points you found in (b). Q₁ V=0 Q₂

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