what is the neutral point in a electric field?
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22nd May, 2020
A neutral point in an electric field is that point where the net resultant electric field is 0. For this point to exist, there should be a minimum of 2 charged particles influencing the electric field at a point. For example, the point located midway in a linear arrangement of 2 unit positive charges is the neutral point in this situation
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