There are three point charges in a system. The first is -2.9uC and is located at (0,0.4) m. The second is 3.29uC and is located at (85.9,0) m. The third is -9.83uC and is located at (86.4,50.4) m. What is the potential (in V) at the origin due to these three charges?

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