What is the electric potential at point P, located at the centre of the rectangle of charged particles as shown in Figure 2. The distance d is 0.5 m and the charges are q +12 nC, q2 = -24 nC, q3 = +31 nC and qa = +17 nC.

What is the electric potential at point P, located at the centre of the rectangle of charged particles as shown in Figure 2. The distance d is 0.5 m and the charges are q +12 nC, q2 = -24 nC, q3 = +31 nC and qa = +17 nC.

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