A positive charge of 6 micro-coulomb is located at the point (2, 2) meters (in the Cartesian coordinate system). Calculate the electric potential at the point (8, 6) meters. Write your answer in kilo-volts.

A positive charge of 6 micro-coulomb is located at the point (2, 2) meters (in the Cartesian coordinate system). Calculate the electric potential at the point (8, 6) meters. Write your answer in kilo-volts.

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