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The semi-circular ring with a radius of R=10 cm has a linear charge density of 2 = 8.85 pC/m. Find the electrical potential at the centre.

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The semi-circular ring with a radius of R=10 cm has a linear charge density of 2 = 8.85 pC/m. Find the electrical potential at the centre.

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0.75 V
D)

0.35 V
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