Four charges QA = 9.00 µC, QB = -20.0 µC, Qc = 17.0 µC, and Qp = -14.0 µC are placed at the locations shown. Here, di = 2.00 cm, d2 = 5.00 cm, and dz = 5.00 cm. Calculate the electric potential Vo at the origin O due to the point charges. d, d, d, Vo = V Qc

Four charges QA = 9.00 µC, QB = -20.0 µC, Qc = 17.0 µC, and Qp = -14.0 µC are placed at the locations shown. Here, di = 2.00 cm, d2 = 5.00 cm, and dz = 5.00 cm. Calculate the electric potential Vo at the origin O due to the point charges. d, d, d, Vo = V Qc

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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Four charges QA = 9.00 µC, QB = -20.0 µC,
Qc = 17.0 µC, and Qp = -14.0 µC are placed at the
locations shown. Here, di = 2.00 cm, d2 = 5.00 cm, and
dz = 5.00 cm.
Calculate the electric potential Vo at the origin O due to the
point charges.
d,
d,
|d,
Vo =
V

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