Find the locations where the electric field is zero

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One point-like charge of -20 nC is placed 3 cm away from a very large planar sheet of charge. The surface charge density is constant and has the value of +20 nC/cm^2

a.) Give the electric force exerted on the point charge.

b.) Find the locations where the electric field is zero.

Reference no: EM13510003

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