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A charge of uniform linear density 3.5 nC/m is distributed along the circular arc as shown in the fig. The electric potential at point P is:

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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A charge of uniform linear density 3.5 nC/m is distributed along the circular arc as shown in the fig. The electric potential at point P is:
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O a. 61V
O b. 52V
O c. 42V
O d. 33V

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