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The three charges in Figure Pl16.17 are at the vertices of an isosceles tri- angle. Let q= 7.00 nC and calculate the electric potential at the midpoint of the base. 4.00 cm -9 2.00 cm Figure P16.17

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The three charges in Figure Pl16.17
are at the vertices of an isosceles tri-
angle. Let q= 7.00 nC and calculate
the electric potential at the midpoint
of the base.
4.00 cm
-9
2.00 cm
Figure P16.17

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