In the figure below, let q1 = -3.3 µC and q2 = 6.1 µC. %3D -1.00 m 92 Determine the location (other than infinity) at which the electric field is zero, and describe the location relative to the left charge q1 i.e set it at x = 0 m. (Units: metres)

In the figure below, let q1 = -3.3 µC and q2 = 6.1 µC. %3D -1.00 m 92 Determine the location (other than infinity) at which the electric field is zero, and describe the location relative to the left charge q1 i.e set it at x = 0 m. (Units: metres)

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In the figure below, let q1 = -3.3 µC and q2 = 6.1 µč.
-1.00 m-
92
Determine the location (other than infinity) at which the electric field is zero,
and
describe the location relative to the left charge 91 i.e set it at x = 0 m. (Units: metres)

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