Suppose there are three charges 91, 92, 93 placed asshown in (Figure 1). The charges 9₁ and 93 areseparated by a fixed distance of d = 9.0 cm, and thecharge q2 can be moved left or right along the lineconnecting the charges 9₁ and 93. Take q₁ = -492 and93 = 291.Figure9₁92+d1 of 1 >93Part A=If q2 +21 nC, find the distance of q2 from 91 where q2 is attracted by both the charges from either sideexperiencing a total force of zero.Express your answer with the appropriate units.X =HÅValueUnitsProvide FeedbackPSubmit Previous Answers Request Answer?X Incorrect; Try Again; 3 attempts remainingNext >

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shown in (Figure 1). The charges 9₁ and 93 are
separated by a fixed distance of d = 9.0 cm, and the
charge q2 can be moved left or right along the line
connecting the charges 9₁ and 93. Take q₁ = -492 and
93 = 291.
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If q2 +21 nC, find the distance of q2 from 91 where q2 is attracted by both the charges from either side
experiencing a total force of zero.
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