4. Two charges, qı=6nC, which is located at the y=4cm, and q2=-4nC, which is located at the +x-axis, are 5cm apart. Compute the electric potentials at the following field points. a. x=5cm, y=7cm b. x=8cm, y=6cm C. x=7cm, y=9cm

4. Two charges, qı=6nC, which is located at the y=4cm, and q2=-4nC, which is located at the +x-axis, are 5cm apart. Compute the electric potentials at the following field points. a. x=5cm, y=7cm b. x=8cm, y=6cm C. x=7cm, y=9cm

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4. Two charges, qı=6nC, which is located at the y=4cm, and q2=-4nC, which is located at the +x-axis, are 5cm apart. Compute the electric
potentials at the following field points.
a. x=5cm, y=7cm
b. x=8cm, y=6cm
C. x=7cm, y=9cm

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