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SEATWORK#4: Compute for the electric potentials. Distance from the Source Charge Electric potential Source Charge 4.31 x 103 C 7.11 x 10-12 m -2.33 x 10-13 C 6.45 x 10-15 m

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SEATWORK#4:Compute for the electric
potentials.
Distance from the
Source Charge
Electric potential
Source Charge
4.31 x 103 C
7.11 x 10-12 m
-2.33 x 10-13 C
6.45 x 10-15 m

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