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Transcribed Image Text:3. Consider these 2 point charges separated 0.2 m.
There are points somewhere along the line passing
through where the electric potential (voltage) is zero.
a. One is between the charges, how far is this point
from 3 uC charges, how far is this point from 3 uC
charge?
b. Where is the second point? How far is this
second point from the 3 uC charge?
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