Two negative point charges q1 and q2, in uC, are separated in a vacuum by a distance if 3.0m. Charge q1 is four times as great as charge q2. If the net electric force is zzero at the spot on the line between the charges and at a distance of 1.0from q2, find the value of the charges q1 and q2

Two negative point charges q1 and q2, in uC, are separated in a vacuum by a distance if 3.0m. Charge q1 is four times as great as charge q2. If the net electric force is zzero at the spot on the line between the charges and at a distance of 1.0from q2, find the value of the charges q1 and q2

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