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Two equal point charges Q=Square root(2) micro coulomb are placed at each of the two opposite corners of a sqaureand equal point charges q at each of the other two corners .What must be the value of q so that resultant force on Q is zeroAns is -0.5 micro coulomb but i cannot understand why - is coming

Anubhav Sharma , 12 Years ago
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Sher Mohammad

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use kq/r1^2-kq2/r2^2=0


put the values to get the answer.
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