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Calculate the potential difference between the potential at r = 2 cm and r = 10 cm for a single point charge of 1 C located at the origin.

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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Calculate the potential difference between the potential at r = 2 cm and r = 10
cm for a single point charge of 1 C located at the origin.
10
r=2 cm
r=10 cm
Select one:
O a. 36*10+10 v
O b. 9 V
O c. 36*10+5 v
O d. 9*10-5 v
e. 36*10-10 v

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