2. Find the potential of the following three charges at the top left corner of the rectangle. Use the calculated potential to determine how much energy is needed to bring a 1µC charge from infinity to this point. 4 cm 5 μC 3 сm 15 μC -10 μC

2. Find the potential of the following three charges at the top left corner of the rectangle. Use the calculated potential to determine how much energy is needed to bring a 1µC charge from infinity to this point. 4 cm 5 μC 3 сm 15 μC -10 μC

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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2. Find the potential of the following three charges at the top left corner of the rectangle. Use the
calculated potential to determine how much energy is needed to bring a 1µC charge from infinity
to this point.
4 cm
5 με
3 сm
15 μC
-10 με

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