For the following charge distribution, if Q1= - 4*10 8C, Q2 = 2*10-8C and Q3 = 4*10-8 C, then, the electric potential in volt at A is Q3 A 3m Q1 Q2 4m Select one: O a. -9V Not yet answered O b. -6V O c. OV O d. 3V O e. 6 V

For the following charge distribution, if Q1= - 410 8C, Q2 = 210-8C and Q3 = 4*10-8 C, then, the electric potential in volt at A is Q3 A 3m Q1 Q2 4m Select one: O a. -9V Not yet answered O b. -6V O c. OV O d. 3V O e. 6 V

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For the following charge distribution, if Q1= - 4*10-8C, Q2 = 2*10-8C and Q3 = 4*10-8 C, then, the electric potential in volt at A is
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O b. -6V
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O d. 3V
O e. 6 V

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