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A 1.68 μC point charge is at the location (0.500 m, 0.600 m), and a −2.21...

A 1.68 μC point charge is at the location (0.500 m, 0.600 m), and a −2.21 μC point charge is at the location (0.700 m, 0.700 m).

(a) Calculate the electric potential at the location (0.600 m, -0.250 m)
(b) Along the line that connects the charges, find the location(s) where the electric potential equals zero.

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