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Separated by d = 2.50cm (Let 9₁ = -114.50 C
and to = 29.5 nC)
201
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460⁰
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Find the electric potential at point A
b) Find the electric potential at point B, which is
2
halfway between the chargels'
fulle
ullo scrivel
MEN wil
haid
dipun
hubpo
B
2
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At a certain distance from a charged Particle, the
Magnitude of the electric field is 530 V/m and
the electric potential is
2- 40 kV
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a) What is the distance to the particle?
6) What is the magnitude of the charge ?
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