Asked by vishnu s dharan
point charges +1 micro coulomb and +4 microcoulomb are separated by a distance 4cm in air what is the distance of a null point from the small charge? what is the electric potential at null point?
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Answered by
bobpursley
the electric oppose, and where they are equal and opposite... x is the distance from the smaller charge
k/(x^2)=k4/(x-.04)^2
4x^2=x^2-.08x+.04^2
3x^2+.08x-.0016=0
x=(-.08+-sqrt(.0064+12*.0015))/6
x= 0.0127m=1.27cm from smaller charge
potential=k(1/1.27+4/(4-1.27))
k/(x^2)=k4/(x-.04)^2
4x^2=x^2-.08x+.04^2
3x^2+.08x-.0016=0
x=(-.08+-sqrt(.0064+12*.0015))/6
x= 0.0127m=1.27cm from smaller charge
potential=k(1/1.27+4/(4-1.27))
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