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Two tiny particles having charges of +7.00 μC and -9.00 μC are placed along the y-axis....

Two tiny particles having charges of +7.00 μC and -9.00 μC are placed along the y-axis. The +7.00-µC particle is at y = 0.00 cm, and the other particle is at y = 40.00 cm. Where must a third charged particle be placed along the y-axis so that it does not experience any net electric force due to the other two particles?

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