Two charges are held stationary along the x-axis at the coordinates 6.0 cm for q1 = +8.00 pC and 12 cm for q2 = +5.00 pC. At what coordinate along the x-axis in the diagram below is the total electric field zero? Be certain to find the coordinate. 3.0 6.0 9.0 12 15 18 х(ст) 91 = +8.00 pC q2 = +5.00 pC O a. 7.95 cm O b.8.65 cm O c. 9.35 cm O d. 9.00 cm O e. 8.30 cm

Two charges are held stationary along the x-axis at the coordinates 6.0 cm for q1 = +8.00 pC and 12 cm for q2 = +5.00 pC. At what coordinate along the x-axis in the diagram below is the total electric field zero? Be certain to find the coordinate. 3.0 6.0 9.0 12 15 18 х(ст) 91 = +8.00 pC q2 = +5.00 pC O a. 7.95 cm O b.8.65 cm O c. 9.35 cm O d. 9.00 cm O e. 8.30 cm

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Two charges are held stationary along the x-axis at the coordinates 6.0 cm for q1 =
+8.00 pC and 12 cm for q2 = +5.00 pC. At
what coordinate along the x-axis in the diagram below is the total electric field zero? Be certain to find the coordinate.
3.0
6.0
9.0
12
15
18
x(cm)
91 3D +8.00 рС
q2 = +5.00 pC
а. 7.95 cm
b. 8.65 cm
с. 9.35 сm
d. 9.00 cm
e. 8.30 cm

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