Two points (M) and (P) separated by 1.3 m in a uniform electric field E = 820 V/m directed along the x-axis as shown. The electric potential difference (VM - Vp) (in Volts) is a) 396 b) 588 c) 696 d) 852 e) 984 0.5 m M* 1.3m P E

Two points (M) and (P) separated by 1.3 m in a uniform electric field E = 820 V/m directed along the x-axis as shown. The electric potential difference (VM - Vp) (in Volts) is a) 396 b) 588 c) 696 d) 852 e) 984 0.5 m M* 1.3m P E

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shown. The electric potential difference (VM - Vp) (in Volts) is
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b) 588
c) 696
d) 852
e) 984
0.5 m
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