Two Charges 1 coulomb and-9 coulomb kept 1 metre apart. Where should a third charge be placed so that it does not experience any force.

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Q. Two point charges

q_{1} = + 9 μ C

and

q_{2} = - 1 μ C

are held

10 cm

apart. Where should at third charge

+ Q

be placed from

q_{2}

on the line joining them so that charge

Q

does not experience any net force ?

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coulomb and

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