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Charges of -2.00 µC and +3.30 µC are fixed in place, with a distance of 1.82...

Charges of -2.00 µC and +3.30 µC are fixed in place, with a distance of 1.82 m between them. A dashed line is drawn through the negative charge, perpendicular to the line between the charges. On the dashed line, at a distance L from the negative charge, there is at least one spot where the total potential is zero. Find L.

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