A charge +Q is located at the origin and a negative charge, -9Q, is located at a distance x= 11.0 cm . Where should a third charge q be placed so that the net force on q is zero? Find q 's position on x-axis.
Let it be placed at x cm away from Q charge.
So,
Equating the force on this charge due to both these charges.
x+0.11=3x
2x=0.11
x=0.055m
or 5.5cm from charge q.(on the left of q charge, because there will be no position in between both cahrges where force is zero.)
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