The distance between two charges q1=+2 microCoulombs and q2=+6 microCoulombs is 15cm. Calculate the distance from charge q1 to the point on the line segment between two charges where the electric field is zero. O 3.3 cm O 4.4 cm 5.5 cm 6.6 cm None of the above Other:

The distance between two charges q1=+2 microCoulombs and q2=+6 microCoulombs is 15cm. Calculate the distance from charge q1 to the point on the line segment between two charges where the electric field is zero. O 3.3 cm O 4.4 cm 5.5 cm 6.6 cm None of the above Other:

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