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A charge of −3.6×10−9 C is at the origin and a charge of 9.1×10−9 C is on the x -axis at x = 3 m. At what two locations on the x -axis (xpositive, xnegative ) is the potential zero? xpositive = m Enter xnegative = m Help Reset Enter

A charge of −3.6×10−9 C is at the origin and a charge of 9.1×10−9 C is on the x -axis at x = 3 m. At what two locations on the x -axis (xpositive, xnegative ) is the potential zero? xpositive = m Enter xnegative = m Help Reset Enter

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A charge of − 3.6 × 10 − 9 C is at the origin and a charge of 9.1 × 10 − 9 C is on the x -axis at x = 3 m . At what two locations on the x -axis ( x positive x negative ) is the potential zero? x positive = m ◻ Enter x negative = m
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