How Do You Find the Zero Electric Field Point Between Two Charged Particles?

  • #31
well wait, it would be a negative right? and that is the right x-coordinate right?
 
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  • #32
Yes, the two solutions to the quadratic are -24.6 and 36.0 cm, not +- 24.6 and 36.0cm.
 
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