Please determine the electric potential at point P. examine the diagram below showing the three charges situated along the y axis. take Note that d << r (or d/r << 1, but not zero). A possible approach is to treat the system as a point charge plus an electric dipole, which then allows you to derive an expression for the electric potential at point P. d d X-201 P

Please determine the electric potential at point P. examine the diagram below showing the three charges situated along the y axis. take Note that d << r (or d/r << 1, but not zero). A possible approach is to treat the system as a point charge plus an electric dipole, which then allows you to derive an expression for the electric potential at point P. d d X-201 P

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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