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How to solve for unknown charge position
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[QUOTE="PhizKid, post: 4487813, member: 402010"] Oh, as I was thinking about answering your questions I just realized I need to completely review vectors...but now I see that the unknown charge has to be somewhere axis along the fixed charges, but since the force is inversely proportional to the distance, it can't be on the right side because the charge on the right would overpower the one on the left. [/QUOTE]
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