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Point charges of -3.59 μC and +5.58 μC are placed 0.6 m apart, with the negative...

Point charges of -3.59 μC and +5.58 μC are placed 0.6 m apart, with the negative charge at the origin and the positive charge on the +y-axis. (a) At what location, in meters, is the electric field due to these charges zero? Do not enter units with your answer.

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