1. A particle with a charge of 6nC has a distance of 70 cm away from a charge of 8.6nC. Compute its electric potential energy. 2. The electric potential at a distance of 97 cm from a point charge -6.33×10°V. What is the quantity of the point charge? 3. Two point charges q1=9µC and q2=-10µC are by 7m. calculate the electric potential at point A. 3m A 4m

1. A particle with a charge of 6nC has a distance of 70 cm away from a charge of 8.6nC. Compute its electric potential energy. 2. The electric potential at a distance of 97 cm from a point charge -6.33×10°V. What is the quantity of the point charge? 3. Two point charges q1=9µC and q2=-10µC are by 7m. calculate the electric potential at point A. 3m A 4m

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