11.) A 1-m diameter sphere contains a charge of 7.14 x10° C at its center. What is the distance from the center if the electric potential is 3.00 x 10° V? A.) 21.4 x10° m B.) 2.14 x10 m C.) 0.214 x10² m D) 214 x10° m

11.) A 1-m diameter sphere contains a charge of 7.14 x10° C at its center. What is the distance from the center if the electric potential is 3.00 x 10° V? A.) 21.4 x10° m B.) 2.14 x10 m C.) 0.214 x10² m D) 214 x10° m

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11.) A 1-m diameter sphere contains a charge of 7.14 x10° C at its center. What is the distance from the center if the
electric potential is 3.00 x 10° V?
A.) 21.4 x10° m
B.) 2.14 x10 m
C.) 0.214 x10² m
D) 214 x10° m

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