Question 4 pls3) The L-shaped wire carries a total charge of -7.0 nC that is spread uniformly. Find the electric potential at point P.14cm34 cm4) Using the charge distribution given in Problem 3, find the electric flux over a sphere centered at point P and of radiusa) 0.1 m, b) 0.37 m, c) 0.2 m.

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