6. Calculate the electric potential of ql = 10.0 µC at (a) 1.00m, (b) 2.00m, and (c) infinite long distance from it. 7. Calculate the potential energy that another charge q2 = 5.00 µC possess when placed at the three different points of the previous example (item#6).

6. Calculate the electric potential of ql = 10.0 µC at (a) 1.00m, (b) 2.00m, and (c) infinite long distance from it. 7. Calculate the potential energy that another charge q2 = 5.00 µC possess when placed at the three different points of the previous example (item#6).

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7. Calculate the potential energy that another charge q2 =
5.00 µC possess when placed at the three different
points of the previous example (item#6).

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