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In the figure below, what is the work done in bringing a charge of +6.11 µC from infinity to point P? * +7.45 μC 1.25 m/ i 1.25 m P! +2.75 μC 1.25 m -1.72 µC

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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Problem 34PE: (a) What is the potential between two points situated 10 cm and 20 cm from a 3.0 C point charge? (b)...

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In the figure below, what is the work done in
bringing a charge of +6.11 µC from infinity to
point P? *
+7.45 μC
1.25 m /
1.25 m
P!
+2.75 μC
1.25 m
-1.72 µC
O 0.33 J.
0.42 J.
0.47 J.
0.53 J.
0.56 J.

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