Two charges +Q and -7Q are placed on the x axis with x coordinates=4m and 8m respectively. Find the coordinate of a point on the x axis between the two charges at which the potential is zero. Assuming that the potential at an infinite distance from these charges is zero. The Coulomb law constant-k=8.99x10°Nm²/C².
Two charges +Q and -7Q are placed on the x axis with x coordinates=4m and 8m respectively. Find the coordinate of a point on the x axis between the two charges at which the potential is zero. Assuming that the potential at an infinite distance from these charges is zero. The Coulomb law constant-k=8.99x10°Nm²/C².
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Transcribed Image Text:Two charges +Q and -7Q are placed on the x axis with x coordinates=4m and 8m respectively.
Find the coordinate of a point on the x axis between the two charges at which the potential is
zero. Assuming that the potential at an infinite distance from these charges is zero. The Coulomb's
law constant-k=8.99x10⁹Nm²/C².
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