Problem 5Two positive charges,91 = 4x 10⁹ [C] and q2 = 6x109 [C], areseparated by a distance of d = 0.03 m. Atlocation 'P' between the two charges, the netelectric field is found to be zero.a.location 'P'?q1COË₁ - E₂Which of the following is correct at-OE₁ + E₂ = 0OE1 =-E₂X₁ =b.location 'P' is considered to be 'x₁'. Find thevalue of 'x₁':dThe distance between charge q₁ and[m]The distance between charge q₂ andlocation 'P' is considered to be 'x₂'. Find thevalue of 'X₂':X2 =[m]d.A charge qo= 5x10-9 [C] is placed atlocation 'P'. What is the magnitude of the netelectric force on charge qo due to q₁ and q₂?Fnet =[N]92

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Problem 5 Two positive charges, 91 = 4x 10-⁹ [C] and q2 = 6x109⁹ [C], are separated by a distance of d = 0.03 m. At location 'P' between the two charges, the net electric field is found to be zero. q1 C location 'P'? Which of the following is correct at OE₁ E₂ = 0 OĒ₁ + E₂ = 0 OE₁-E₂ d b. The distance between charge q₁ and location 'P' is considered to be 'x₁'. Find the value of 'x₁': X1 = [m] The distance between charge q₂ and location 'P' is considered to be 'x₂'. Find the value of 'X₂': X2 = [m] d. A charge qo= 5x10-9 [C] is placed at location 'P'. What is the magnitude of the net electric force on charge qo due to q₁ and q₂? Fnet = [N] 92

Problem 5 Two positive charges, 91 = 4x 10-⁹ [C] and q2 = 6x109⁹ [C], are separated by a distance of d = 0.03 m. At location 'P' between the two charges, the net electric field is found to be zero. q1 C location 'P'? Which of the following is correct at OE₁ E₂ = 0 OĒ₁ + E₂ = 0 OE₁-E₂ d b. The distance between charge q₁ and location 'P' is considered to be 'x₁'. Find the value of 'x₁': X1 = [m] The distance between charge q₂ and location 'P' is considered to be 'x₂'. Find the value of 'X₂': X2 = [m] d. A charge qo= 5x10-9 [C] is placed at location 'P'. What is the magnitude of the net electric force on charge qo due to q₁ and q₂? Fnet = [N] 92

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