4. Three charges are placed at three corners of a square as shown in FlFind the electric potential at point A.+5 MC- 7 μC6 cm1AFigure 31I6 cm+2 µC

q1 = 5 μC q2 = -7 μCq3 = 2 μC

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4. Three charges are placed at three corners of a square as shown in F Find the electric potential at point A. +5 MC -7 μC 6 cm A Figure 3 6 cm +2 µC

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- 7 μC
6 cm
1
A
Figure 3
1
I
6 cm
+2 µC

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