Given the following conditions: Source charge: 5.03 x 10-4 C Distance from source charge: 2.33 x 104 m What is the electric potential on a negative test charge? O A. 8.327587541 x 10^13 V O B. 1.940327897 x 1010 V O C. 1.940327897 x 1010 N/C O D. 8.327587541 x 10^13 N/C

Given the following conditions: Source charge: 5.03 x 10-4 C Distance from source charge: 2.33 x 104 m What is the electric potential on a negative test charge? O A. 8.327587541 x 10^13 V O B. 1.940327897 x 1010 V O C. 1.940327897 x 1010 N/C O D. 8.327587541 x 10^13 N/C

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Given the following conditions:
Source charge: 5.03 x 104 C
Distance from source charge: 2.33 x 10-4 m
What is the electric potential on a negative test charge?
O A. 8.327587541 x 10^13 V
O B. 1.940327897 x 1010 V
O C. 1.940327897 x 1010 N/C
O D. 8.327587541 x 10^13 N/C

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