Two point charges q and 4q are held at separation r.At what distance the electric field due to them is zero
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kq/x^2=k4q/(r-x)^2
r^2+x^2-2rx=4x^2
3x^2+2rx-r^2=0
x=-2r+sqrt(4r^2+12r^2)/6= -2r+4r/6=1/3r
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