Consider a large region of a uniform electric field in the x-direction, given by 75 N/C i. What is the electric potential difference from the origin to the coordinate (8.2 m, -3.7 m, 9.3 m)? Give your answer in units of V.

Consider a large region of a uniform electric field in the x-direction, given by 75 N/C i. What is the electric potential difference from the origin to the coordinate (8.2 m, -3.7 m, 9.3 m)? Give your answer in units of V.

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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