Part CFind the point between x=0 and 1.00 where the electric potential vanishes.Part ERefer back to Example 20-9. Suppose we can change the location of the charge -2q on the x axis. The charge +q is still at the origin. Where should the charge -2q be placed to ensure that the electric potential vanishes at x= 1.00 m.Part FWith the location of -2q found in part E, where does the electric potential pass through the zero in the region x1.00m where the electric potential passes through zero.

A charge q = 4.11x10-9 C is placed at the origin, & = 0, and a second charge equal to -2 q is placed on the x axis at the location a = 1.00 m. The electric potential vanishes at some point between the charges; that is, for a value of x = 0.333 m. 1-x-+(1-x)-1 -29 -1 m 1 m V () 400 200 x (m) -1 -0.5 -200 -400 Now we will consider some slightly different related scenarios to Example 20-9. Part A Part B Part C Find the point between @ = 0 and 1.00 where the electric potential vanishes. ? m Submit Previous Answers Request