Two point charges, A & B (qA = -80 ?C & qB = 168 ?C), are separated by an unknown distance. The distance between A & P is 22 cm. The potential at point P (see below) is zero. Determine the distance between A & B. distance between A & B =
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Two point charges, A & B (qA = -80 ?C & qB = 168 ?C), are separated by an unknown distance. The distance between A & P is 22 cm. The potential at point P (see below) is zero. Determine the distance between A & B.
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