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EXAMPLE: Calculate the potential difference due to a point charge between a point raway from the charge and infinity.
AV = -
K snd. 9 cre cons
->
dx
and can lbe pulled
s+ tne integral
↑
-kq
dy
%3D
%3D
Please
explain
where the
Comis jromFThanks!!
In this equituni
AV= K2
Vf - Vi
Kq - Kq

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