Part A: A point charge of +0.60 μC is located right where the origin is located. What would the electric potential be at the point of x = 20 cm? Part B: Next, a point charge of +0.60 μC is located right where the origin is. There is a second point charge of −2 μC at the point of x = 20 cm. - What would the electric potential energy be if it is stored in the two charge system?  - What would the electric potential  be due to both of these being charges at the point x = 80 cm - On the x -axis, where is the electric potential indicated due to these two charges that equal to zero? - What would happen if both of these charges are placed on a circle that has a radius of 60 cm? What would its electric potential be when it is at the center of the circle?

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