4a. What is the electric potential 4.8m from a +63nC charge? Assume V = 0. 4b. Suppose I had a negative charge, q = -52nC, 2.5m below the target. What is the potential at the star now? +63nC +63nC 4.8m 4.8m -52nC 2.5m SCR

4a. What is the electric potential 4.8m from a +63nC charge? Assume V = 0. 4b. Suppose I had a negative charge, q = -52nC, 2.5m below the target. What is the potential at the star now? +63nC +63nC 4.8m 4.8m -52nC 2.5m SCR

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4a. What is the electric potential 4.8m from a +63nC charge?
Assume V = 0.
4b. Suppose I had a negative charge, q = -52nC, 2.5m below
the target. What is the potential at the star now?
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