11 -In the figure, a uniform thin bar of length L is placed along the x-axis. The linear charge density of the bar is 2. The potential at a point N at a distance d from the left edge of the bar is:(VP+d? +LV = kAlndgiven as. If 1= 1.65 x10 1° (C/m), L =0.415 m, d =0.125 m, in which of the options is the electrical potential (V) at point N correctly given? (k = 8.99x10° Nm?/C*)O A) 1.62 VB) 6.26 VC) 2.84 VD) 0.755 VE) 4.19 V

In the figure, a uniform thin bar of length L is placed along the x-axis. The linear charge density of the bar is i. The potential at a point N at a distance d from the left edge of the bar is: (7+24 V = kaln given as. If = 1.65 x107° (C/m), L=0.415 m, d =0.125 m, in which of the options is the electrical potential (V) at point N correctly given? (k = 8.99x10' Nm/C) O A) 1.62 V

In the figure, a uniform thin bar of length L is placed along the x-axis. The linear charge density of the bar is i. The potential at a point N at a distance d from the left edge of the bar is: (7+24 V = kaln given as. If = 1.65 x107° (C/m), L=0.415 m, d =0.125 m, in which of the options is the electrical potential (V) at point N correctly given? (k = 8.99x10' Nm/C) O A) 1.62 V

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