´Find the electric potential due to Qj at point P. V = ] Find the electric potential due b. to Q2 at point P. V½= c.: Find the electric potential due to Q3 at point P. V3= v d. : Which of the following represents the electric potential energy between two charges Ql and Q2? kQ,Q2 p0.5 kQ,Q2 U = U : kQ,Q2 -} Find the electric potential energy between Q, and Q3. U13 =

´Find the electric potential due to Qj at point P. V = ] Find the electric potential due b. to Q2 at point P. V½= c.: Find the electric potential due to Q3 at point P. V3= v d. : Which of the following represents the electric potential energy between two charges Ql and Q2? kQ,Q2 p0.5 kQ,Q2 U = U : kQ,Q2 -} Find the electric potential energy between Q, and Q3. U13 =

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to Qj at point P.
V =
] Find the electric potential due
b.
to Q2 at point P.
V½=
c.:
Find the electric potential due
to Q3 at point P.
V3=
v
d.
: Which of the following
represents the electric potential energy
between two charges Ql and Q2?
kQ,Q2
p0.5
kQ,Q2 U =
U :
kQ,Q2
-} Find the electric potential
energy between Q, and Q3.
U13 =

Three charges are located as shown in the
figure below.
• Charge Q1 = 5 × 10-9 c is located at
the origin [0 ; 0] m
• Charge Q2 = -5 × 10-9 c is located at [
7; 0] m
• Charge Q3 = 5 x 10-9 c is located at [7
;4] m
The point 'P' is located at [0 ; 4] m.
P
Q: +
Q1
Q:
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