In the figure below, the charge in the middle is Q = -3.1 nC. For what charge q1 will charge q2 be in static equilibrium?
solution: the diagram is not given i am taking this from some other source if this is the case then,

For q2 to be in static equilibrium, the field at 2 must be
zero.
So k*q1/r1^2 =
k*q3/r3^2 ;r1 =.20 m and
r3 =.10 m
so q1 = (r1^2/r3^2)*q3 =((
0.20^2)/(.10^2))*(3.1nC) = 12.4nC and it must be positive ans
In the figure below the charge in the middle is Q= -3.1 nC. For
what charge q1 will charge
q2 be in static equilibrium?
I know the answer is 12nC but why, please explain HOW TO SOLVE.
Thanks!
Answer = 12nC
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