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The balancing point between two point charges
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[QUOTE="UnD3R0aTh, post: 4478135, member: 462652"] [b]Where is the potential zero?[/b] [b]1. Where is the potential zero between a negative (-.03c) and a positive charge (.27) separated by 1 meter?[/b] [b]2. Point charges laws[/b] [b]3. My textbook doesn't mention where is potential zero between two charges, it's easy to solve if i know the point is in between or outside and which point charge is it closer to, kq/d=kq/d [/b] [/QUOTE]
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