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1. Two particles are placed in a line 90.0 cm apart. One particle, q1, has a charge of 1.0 μC and the other, q2, 3.0 μC. How far from q1 should a third charge of 2.0 μC be placed, so that the forces acting
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1. Two particles are placed in a line 90.0 cm apart. One particle, q1, has a charge of 1.0 μC and the

other, q2, 3.0 μC. How far from q1 should a third charge of 2.0 μC be placed, so that the forces
acting on it are equal? HELPP

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The answer is 7.00 uq by the decimal
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