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Find the Distance for Net Zero Force: Two Charges at Origin and x=L
Yes, but I am confused on how I would plug into the equation as putting a 0 force in with not let me work out any distance.- cmcdonald29
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Find the Distance for Net Zero Force: Two Charges at Origin and x=L
I'm still a bit confused on how to actually approach the problem itself. I don't understand what equations I should be using to get it started?- cmcdonald29
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Find the Distance for Net Zero Force: Two Charges at Origin and x=L
I would expect the charge to be located on the opposite side of the electron the exact same distance from the origin proton location.- cmcdonald29
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Find the Distance for Net Zero Force: Two Charges at Origin and x=L
1.)Two charges are fixed in location: charge q1= +8e is located at the origin and charge q2= -2e is located on the x-axis at x=L. At what point can a proton be placed so that it has net zero force acting on it? 2.)F=kq1q2/r^2 3.)I tried to do F=0 K = 8.988 X 10^9 (constant) q1 = (8...- cmcdonald29
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