Two charged objects are placed near each other, as shown below. Charge A has 16 times the charge of charge B, but Both are positive.
a) Would you expect the net electric field produced by the two charges to cancel to zero at some spot to the left of A, right of B, or in between the two charges? (not counting infinitely far away)
b) At what distance from A will the net electric field be zero? (not counting infinitely far away)
c) If Charge A has 9 times the charge of charge B, and charge B is negative, at what distance from A will the net electric field be zero? (not counting infinitely far away)
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