1. Given the diagram to the right → 2.0 cm (a) What is the electric potential (V) at point A? 1.0 cm (b) What is the potential energy of an electron at point B? 1 2.0 nC, (c) What is AVAB (VB – VA)? (d) What is AVAC (VB– Vc)? C

1. Given the diagram to the right → 2.0 cm (a) What is the electric potential (V) at point A? 1.0 cm (b) What is the potential energy of an electron at point B? 1 2.0 nC, (c) What is AVAB (VB – VA)? (d) What is AVAC (VB– Vc)? C

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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1. Given the diagram to the right →
2.0 cm
(a) What is the electric potential (V) at point A?
1.0 cm
(b) What is the potential energy of an electron at
point B?
2.0 nC,
(c) What is AVAB (VB- VA)?
(d) What is AVAC (VB- Vc)?
C

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