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If a test charge of 12 µC is in a electric field that produces 8 uN, and the distance 2.3 mm from another charge, how large is the electric potential of the test charge? 1.53 mV 1.35 mV

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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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If a test charge of 12 µC is in a
electric field that produces 8 µN, and
the distance 2.3 mm from another
charge, how large is the electric
potential of the test charge?
1.53 mV
1.35 mV
1.35 V
1.53 V

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