In the figure shown, two charges are separated by a distance d= 12 cm, and the charge Q = :4 nC. The potential difference (in V) between points A and B (AV = Vg-VA) is B Q 2Q 176 O 264 O 117 O 88 O 527 O

In the figure shown, two charges are separated by a distance d= 12 cm, and the charge Q = :4 nC. The potential difference (in V) between points A and B (AV = Vg-VA) is B Q 2Q 176 O 264 O 117 O 88 O 527 O

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Chapter24: Electric Potential

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Problem 12P: The two charges in Figure P24.12 are separated by a distance d = 2.00 cm, and Q = +5.00 nC. Find (a)...

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In the figure shown, two charges are separated by a distance d= 12 cm, and the charge Q =
:4 nC. The potential difference (in V) between points A and B (AV = Vg-VA) is
B
Q
2Q
176 O
264 O
117 O
88 O
527 O

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