In the region shown in the image, there is a uniform electric field of magnitude 21.7 N/C which points in the positive x-direction, Points 2, 3, and 4 are all 0.749 m away from point 1, and the angle o = 46.4°. Calculate the following potential differences V,- V, where i and j indicate the numbered points. V2 - V = V

In the region shown in the image, there is a uniform electric field of magnitude 21.7 N/C which points in the positive x-direction, Points 2, 3, and 4 are all 0.749 m away from point 1, and the angle o = 46.4°. Calculate the following potential differences V,- V, where i and j indicate the numbered points. V2 - V = V

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