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A point charge has ? = 1.16 ??. Consider point A, which is 2.06 m from distance, and point B, which is 1.17 m away as shown in the figure. Find the potential difference VA-VB. ? = −?, ???.?? V

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A point charge has ? = 1.16 ??. Consider point A, which is 2.06 m from distance, and point B, which is 1.17 m away as shown in the figure. Find the potential difference VA-VB.

? = −?, ???.?? V

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