Please answer question and just send me the paper solutions asap dont type the answer question 6 kq,92Moroton = 1.67 z 10-27kg9.11 x 10-31kg%3Dmelectron =Nm2k 8.99x109C2Aelectron/proton = t1.60x10-1CF = qe%DAE, = -W = -FAd=-qeAdAEAV =AVAd梦0027C Sunny107 +4.0 x 10 ° C and is fixedTwo charged are fixed on the x-axis. Charge q1perfectly at the origin. Charge q2 is fixed at x=18cm but it's charge is unknown. Mr.Muscedere does some measuring and finds that electric field at x-36cm is O!Determine the sign and charge of q2.ype here to search

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C and is fixed Two charged are fixed on the x-axis. Charge q1 = +4. 0 x 10 perfectly at the origin. Charge q2 is fixed at x-18cm but it's charge is unknown. Mr. Muscedere does some measuring and finds that electric field at x=36cm is 0! Determine the sign and charge of q2.

C and is fixed Two charged are fixed on the x-axis. Charge q1 = +4. 0 x 10 perfectly at the origin. Charge q2 is fixed at x-18cm but it's charge is unknown. Mr. Muscedere does some measuring and finds that electric field at x=36cm is 0! Determine the sign and charge of q2.

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