Physics - E&M: Ch 36.1 The Electric Field Understood (14 of 17) Find Where Electric Field=0

In this video I will find the location, x=?, where E=0 of 2 objects of opposite charges, q1=10uC and q2=-4uC, d=2m apart.

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[wishdoom]

at 6:42 you begin adding 4s to the right side of the equation. again at 6:51 you begin adding 16s to the right side of the equation, i don't understand why you are doing this can you please explain the formula

[abdullahtariq]

What if the magnitude of negative charge is equal to that of the positive one?

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[tsehayenegash]

If the electric field at a point on the line between two charges is zero, what do you
know about the charges?

[ianhnizdo]

Did you round off to 3040? I got approximately 3041 for E1 and 3042 for E2 after plugging in for x.

[xXxMarlonxXx]

hi... what about when the 2 charges are negative?

[magranin]

Thank you for the great video as always, but I think that we should have calculated the coordinates with respect to the origin which appears to be the charge on the left, so all we needed to do was to add 2 to our answer. What do you think?

[DENNISKIPKOECH-kj]

Two positive point charges that are equal in magnitude are fixed in place, one at x = 0.00 m and the other at x = 1.00 m, on the x axis. A third positive point charge is placed at an equilibrium position.

Where is this equilibrium position?

[battlefieldgameplay]

can u explain about the square root why u put x outside ?