Two charged particles, Q₁ = -83 nC, and Q₂ = 77 nC, are located a distance, L = 39 cm, apart as shown in the figure. (a) Find the electric potential at point, P, which is a distance, d = 13 cm, from charge #2? Vp = V When a third charge, Q3, is placed a distance, d = 13 cm, from point P as shown, the electric potential at point P is 0 V. (b) What then is the mystery charge, Q3? Q3 1 nC 1 3 P d P -d-2 -d- 2

Two charged particles, Q₁ = -83 nC, and Q₂ = 77 nC, are located a distance, L = 39 cm, apart as shown in the figure. (a) Find the electric potential at point, P, which is a distance, d = 13 cm, from charge #2? Vp = V When a third charge, Q3, is placed a distance, d = 13 cm, from point P as shown, the electric potential at point P is 0 V. (b) What then is the mystery charge, Q3? Q3 1 nC 1 3 P d P -d-2 -d- 2

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