Q.1: Point charges q1(-4.0µC), q2(3.0µC), q3(-2.0µC) and q4(5.0µC) are placed on a line with equal separation d in vacuum. Find the potential due to these charges at point P, which lies on y- axis. Given dj = 8.0cm and d = 6.0cm. X q4 eb P zb P tb

Q.1: Point charges q1(-4.0µC), q2(3.0µC), q3(-2.0µC) and q4(5.0µC) are placed on a line with equal separation d in vacuum. Find the potential due to these charges at point P, which lies on y- axis. Given dj = 8.0cm and d = 6.0cm. X q4 eb P zb P tb

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Q.1: Point charges q1(-4.0µC), q2(3.0µC), q3(-2.0µC) and q4(5.0µC) are placed on a line with equal
separation d in vacuum. Find the potential due to these charges at point P, which lies on y-
axis. Given di = 8.0cm and d = 6.0cm.
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eb P zb P tb

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Given data:

The charges are,

$q_{1} = - 4 μC q_{2} = 3 μC q_{3} = - 2 μC q_{4} = 5 μC$

The distance are,

$d_{1} = 8 cm = 0.08 m d_{2} = 6 cm = 0.06 m$

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