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Standard VII
Physics
Electric Current
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if there are 2 charges q and -q then where does the null point of electric field lines lie? Explain pictorially?
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Two point charges
−
q
and
+
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/
2
are situated at the origin and the point
(
a
,
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,
0
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respectively. The point along the x-axis, where the electric field vanishes is
Q.
In above shown figure, two positive point charges +Q are kept, P is the midpoint of line segment joining the charges. If at P , the magnitude of the electric field is E due to only one +Q charge then calculate the net electric field at point P.
Q.
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Q
1
and
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2
fixed at two different points on the
x
−
axis are shown in the figure. These lines suggest that
Q.
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