Consider three particles: qa = 3e, qB-2e, and qc-4e that are each placed a distance d=4.4 µm from the origin, as shown in the figure below.y9c = -4edd+9A = 3ed¶B = -2eWhat is the total electric potential at the origin?Provide your answer in millivolts with the precision of three places after decimal.

Given Data:- Three point charges are qA=3e, qB=-2e, qC=-4e Distance of each charge from the origin…

Consider three particles: qA -4e that are each placed a distance d || =4.4 µm from the origin, as shown in the figure below. y 9c = -4e %3D d d 9A = 3e %3D d )9B = -2e What is the total electric potential at the origin? Provide your answer in millivolts with the precision of three places after decimal. +

Consider three particles: qA -4e that are each placed a distance d || =4.4 µm from the origin, as shown in the figure below. y 9c = -4e %3D d d 9A = 3e %3D d )9B = -2e What is the total electric potential at the origin? Provide your answer in millivolts with the precision of three places after decimal. +

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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