Posted by SHUBHANGI on Wednesday, February 24, 2010 at 8:26pm.
so figure the E from each charge, and add them, set to zero, and solve.
It is obvious that between the charges, E will point to the left, and there is no solution there.
I will set up the problem for the x<0
E=0=-2k/x^2 +6k/(absx+6)^2
2k/x^2=6k/(x+6)^2
take the sqrt of each side.
x=(abs x+6)/sqrt 3
absx *sqrt3-absx=6
solve for x, remembering x is the distance from zero to the left.
I dont get it..
could u please explain it
so figure the E from each charge, and add them, set to zero, and solve.
I am not going to do all that algebra for you. I will be happy to critique or check your work.
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