-9 "Two particles with charges q1=17.0 nC (10-⁹C) and q1=-2.00 nC (10-⁹C) are placed in a straight line as shown in the figure. Find the total electric potential at point P. Calculate you answer in Volts (V) and enter it as a 3 digit integer. Do not enter units" q1 0 q2 5 cm P 15 cm

-9 "Two particles with charges q1=17.0 nC (10-⁹C) and q1=-2.00 nC (10-⁹C) are placed in a straight line as shown in the figure. Find the total electric potential at point P. Calculate you answer in Volts (V) and enter it as a 3 digit integer. Do not enter units" q1 0 q2 5 cm P 15 cm

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straight line as shown in the figure. Find the total electric potential at point P.
Calculate you answer in Volts (V) and enter it as a 3 digit integer. Do not enter units"
q1
0
q2
5 cm
P
15 cm

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