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10. What is the potential at point A?A. -180,000 V B. -225,000 VB. 225,000 V D. 180,000 V. Refer to the figure below where Q1=+2.0µC, Q2 = -3.0µC. В 0.0800m 0.0600m A Q1 + 0.0500m 0.0500m

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Chapter21: Circuits And Dc Instruments

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Problem 21CQ: (a) What is the potential difference going from point a to point b in Figure 21.47? (b) What is the...

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10. What is the potential at point A?A. -180,000 V B. -225,000 VB. 225,000
V D. 180,000 V. Refer to the figure below where Q1=+2.0µC, Q2 = -3.0µC.
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