Two point charges, Q1 = 4 C is placed at points (18. 0.0) and Q2 is placed at (-18. 0, 0). Find the value of charge Q1 such that the magnitude of the Electric field at point (-1.0.0) is equal to zero.

Two point charges, Q1 = 4 C is placed at points (18. 0.0) and Q2 is placed at (-18. 0, 0). Find the value of charge Q1 such that the magnitude of the Electric field at point (-1.0.0) is equal to zero.

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Two point charges, Q1 = 4 Cis placed at points (18, 0.0) and Q2 is placed at (-18, 0. 0). Find the value of charge Q1 such that the magnitude of the Electric field at point (-1,0,0) is equal
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