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Standard XII
Physics
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In the figure shown a+3μc charge and a−2μc charge are placed on the x-axis.in which of the regions on the x-axis is a point where the electrical potential is zero.
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  1. Region II only
  2. Region III only
  3. Region II and III
  4. Region I, II and III

A
Region II only
B
Region III only
C
Region II and III
D
Region I, II and III
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