7 - What is the direction of the potential at point P with respect to the system in the figure? (Take as ε0=8,85.10^(-12)C^2/Nm^2, q=3C, a=2m) a) is in the 4th direction B) is in the 1 direction NS) is in the 3 direction D) is in the 2 direction TO) is non-directional

7 - What is the direction of the potential at point P with respect to the system in the figure? (Take as ε0=8,85.10^(-12)C^2/Nm^2, q=3C, a=2m) a) is in the 4th direction B) is in the 1 direction NS) is in the 3 direction D) is in the 2 direction TO) is non-directional

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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What is the direction of the potential at point P with respect to the system in the figure? (Take as ε0=8,85.10^(-12)C^2/Nm^2, q=3C, a=2m)

a)	is in the 4th direction

B)	is in the 1 direction

NS)	is in the 3 direction

D)	is in the 2 direction

TO)	is non-directional

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