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In the figure below given that Q =50 nC, find the electric potential in units of V at the point p. 3Q 3 m 4 m 2 m Select one: A. 371 В. 169 С. 119 D. 69

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In the figure below given that
Q =50 nC, find the electric
potential in units of V at the
point p.
3Q
3 m
4 m
2 m
Select one:
A. 371
B. 169
C. 119
D. 69

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