In the diagram below, particle A has a charge of 870 µc and is 2 m away from point P. Particle B has a charge of -790 uC. The distance between A&Bis 3.75 m. Determine the PE, between A & Bas PE between A & B = the potential at P =

In the diagram below, particle A has a charge of 870 µc and is 2 m away from point P. Particle B has a charge of -790 uC. The distance between A&Bis 3.75 m. Determine the PE, between A & Bas PE between A & B = the potential at P =

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In the diagram below, particle A has a charge of 870 uC and is 2 m away from point P, Particle B has a charge of -790 uc. The distance between A & Bis 3.75 m. Determine the PE between A & B as
PEE between A & B =
the potential at P =

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