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The two charges are A B separated by a distance d = 2.00 cm, and Q = 5x10-9 C. Find (a) the electric potential at d А, (b) the electric potential at (c) Voltage between B and А. d Q 2Q Prepared by: Vincent L. Dublin

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A
B
separated by a distance d =
2.00 cm, and Q = 5x10-9C.
Find
(a) the electric potential at
А,
(b) the electric potential at
d
(c) Voltage between B and
А.
d
Q
2Q
Prepared by:
28
Vincent L. Dublin

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