A B d The two charges in a given Figure are separated by a distance d = 7.3 cm, and Q = 6 nC. Find (a) the electric potential VA = X 738.90 V at A, (b) the electric potential VB = X 1477.81 V at B, and (c) the electric potential difference VB - VA = X 738.91 V between B and A.

A B d The two charges in a given Figure are separated by a distance d = 7.3 cm, and Q = 6 nC. Find (a) the electric potential VA = X 738.90 V at A, (b) the electric potential VB = X 1477.81 V at B, and (c) the electric potential difference VB - VA = X 738.91 V between B and A.

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