The figure shows an object with positive charge and some equipotential surfaces (the dashed lines) A, B, C and D generated bythe charge. What are the possible potential values of those surfaces?O A=189 V, B = 540 V, C = 933 V and D 1580 VO A=540 V; B = 333 V; C = 2500V and D = 198 VO A1580, B = 970 V, C = 540 V and D = 189 VO A = 2500 V; B = 100 V; C = 900; D = 390 VO None of the choices is correct.

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The figure shows an object with positive charge and some equipotential surfaces (the dashed lines) A, B, C and D generated by the charge. What are the possible potential values of those surfaces? 1580 V O A 189 V, B 540 V, C-933 V and D = 198 V O A 540 V; B = 333 V; C = 2500V and D OA1580, B-970 V, C= 540 V and D = 189 V O A 2500 V; B = 100 V; C = 900; D-390 V = None of the choices is correct.

The figure shows an object with positive charge and some equipotential surfaces (the dashed lines) A, B, C and D generated by the charge. What are the possible potential values of those surfaces? 1580 V O A 189 V, B 540 V, C-933 V and D = 198 V O A 540 V; B = 333 V; C = 2500V and D OA1580, B-970 V, C= 540 V and D = 189 V O A 2500 V; B = 100 V; C = 900; D-390 V = None of the choices is correct.

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