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two charges are placed on the x axis, a positive charge of 2.0 microcoulomb at x=50cm...

two charges are placed on the x axis, a positive charge of 2.0 microcoulomb at x=50cm and a negative charge of 7.0 microcoulomb at x=80. find a point from the origin where E=0

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