What is the electric potential due to the charges q1 and q2 at the point (4.5, 0) m?

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(2-10) A charge q1 = -5 µC is located at (x,y)=(0,3) m. Another charge of q2 = +4 µC is
located at (4.5,3) m.
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Transcribed Image Text:(2-10) A charge q1 = -5 µC is located at (x,y)=(0,3) m. Another charge of q2 = +4 µC is located at (4.5,3) m. O (0,0)
9. What is the electric potential due to the charges q, and q2 at the point (4.5, 0) m?
Transcribed Image Text:9. What is the electric potential due to the charges q, and q2 at the point (4.5, 0) m?
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We know that electric potential is calculated as, 
                         VAq1=14πϵ0q1r1VAq2=14πϵ0q2r2

r1 & r2 are the distance between q1 and A & q2 and A respectively.

Here r1=5.41 m & r2=3 m

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