Please show me how to find the answer:
Since net electric field is zero,
We can say that, field produced by each charge is equal and opposite.
So, k Q1/(L/3)^2 = k Q2/(2L/3)^2
Q1/Q2 = (L/3)^2 / (2L/3)^2
= 1/4
Please show me how to find the answer: You are given two unknown point charges, Q_1...
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