If at some point along the straight line directly between two charges the strength of the electric field at that point is found to be zero what can we say for sure about those two charges?.

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If at some point along the straight line directly between two charges the strength of the electric field at that point is found to be zero what can we say for sure about those two charges?.

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Answer: The charges must be like charges (both positive or both negative).

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