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19- The positions of two particles with + 6q charges relative to a point K in the isolated environmnent are as shown in the figure. Accordingly, how many kq / d is the net electrical potential at point K? 2d +6q +6q Boş bırak 2. 6. 4. 石。

19- The positions of two particles with + 6q charges relative to a point K in the isolated environmnent are as shown in the figure. Accordingly, how many kq / d is the net electrical potential at point K? 2d +6q +6q Boş bırak 2. 6. 4. 石。

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shown in the figure. Accordingly, how many kq /d is the
net electrical potential at point K?
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a)
b) O
6.
C) O
d) O 0
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