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18. A point charge of -6 x 10-1ºC is 3.00 m from point A and 5.0m from point B. Find the potential at point A? a. -18.0 V b. -10.8 V c. 7.2 V d. 10.2 V

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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18. A point charge of -6 x 10-1ºC is 3.00 m from point A and 5.0m from point B. Find the
potential at point A?
a. -18.0 V
b. -10.8 V
c. 7.2 V
d. 10.2 V

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