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point charges of 7.09 c and -4.99 c are placed 0.457 m apart. A) Where can...

point charges of 7.09 c and -4.99 c are placed 0.457 m apart.

A) Where can the third charge be placed so that the net force on it is zero? measure the distance from the charge on the right.

B) What if both charges are positive?

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