B1 What is the electric potential in point P at (x,y) = (0,d) given three point charges q =(1.700x10^-9) C, q2 (2.50x10^-9) C and q3 (3.700x10^-9) C, located at (0,0),(0,d) and (d.d), respectively, with d = (1.4x10^-2) m?Answer in units of volts (V) with scientific notation.93d92

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What is the electric potential in point P at (x,y) (0,d) given three point charges q = (1.700x10^-9) C, 92 (2.50x10^-9) C and q3 (3.700x10^-9) C, located at (0,0), (0,d) and (d.d), respectively, with d= (1.4x10^-2) m? %3! Answer in units of volts (V) with scientific notation. 93

What is the electric potential in point P at (x,y) (0,d) given three point charges q = (1.700x10^-9) C, 92 (2.50x10^-9) C and q3 (3.700x10^-9) C, located at (0,0), (0,d) and (d.d), respectively, with d= (1.4x10^-2) m? %3! Answer in units of volts (V) with scientific notation. 93

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What is the electric potential in point P at (x,y) = (0,d) given three point charges q =
(1.700x10^-9) C, q2 (2.50x10^-9) C and q3 (3.700x10^-9) C, located at (0,0),
(0,d) and (d.d), respectively, with d = (1.4x10^-2) m?
Answer in units of volts (V) with scientific notation.
93
d
92

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