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Electric Field: Practice Problem & Solution

As shown in the diagram, two fixed charges, q1 = +1.00 μC and q2 = –4.00 μC, are 0.200 m apart. Where is the total field zero? Electric Field diagram: As shown in the diagram, two fixed charges,
0.40 m to the right of q1
0.13 m to the right of q1
0.20 m to the left of q1
0.067 m to the left of q1

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