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Assume you are given two point charges. One of them with a charge of +16 µC...

Assume you are given two point charges. One of them with a charge of +16 µC is replaced at the origin. The second one is replaced at x=8 cm. If the net electric field is zero at x= 16 cm, what is the charge of the second particle.

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