9:49A docs.google.com44UIITI3 pointsThe distance between two charges ql = +2µC and q3 = +6µC is 20cm.Calculate the distance from charge ql to the points on the line joining thetwo charges where q2 = +lµC does not move.7.32cm7.55cm7.11cm6.88cm7.00cm5.55cm5.32cm2 pointsCalculate the wavelength for an electron having a velocity of 1300km/s0.54nm0.72nm0.65nm0.56nm1.01nm0.55nmO O

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The distance between two charges ql = +2µC and q3 = +6µC is 20cm. Calculate the distance from charge q1 to the points on the line joining the two charges where q2 = +1µC does not move. 7.32cm 7.55cm 7.11cm 6.88cm 7.00cm 5.55cm 5.32cm

The distance between two charges ql = +2µC and q3 = +6µC is 20cm. Calculate the distance from charge q1 to the points on the line joining the two charges where q2 = +1µC does not move. 7.32cm 7.55cm 7.11cm 6.88cm 7.00cm 5.55cm 5.32cm

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The distance between two charges ql = +2µC and q3 = +6µC is 20cm.
Calculate the distance from charge ql to the points on the line joining the
two charges where q2 = +lµC does not move.
7.32cm
7.55cm
7.11cm
6.88cm
7.00cm
5.55cm
5.32cm
2 points
Calculate the wavelength for an electron having a velocity of 1300km/s
0.54nm
0.72nm
0.65nm
0.56nm
1.01nm
0.55nm
O O

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