Q4. Two concentric circular rings. Ring 1 (inner ring) has a radius of Im and charge density +7pC/m and ring 2(outer ring) has radius 2m and charge density of -7pC/m distributed along their circumferences as shown in the Figure. What is the net clectric potential at the center C of the rings?

Q4. Two concentric circular rings. Ring 1 (inner ring) has a radius of Im and charge density +7pC/m and ring 2(outer ring) has radius 2m and charge density of -7pC/m distributed along their circumferences as shown in the Figure. What is the net clectric potential at the center C of the rings?

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Q4. Two concentric circular rings. Ring 1 (inner ring) has a radius of Im and
charge density +7pC/m and ring 2(outer ring) has radius 2m and charge density
of -7pC/m distributed along their circumferences as shown in the Figure. What is
the net electric potential at the center C of the rings?

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