Fundamentals Of Physics - Volume 1 Only
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Chapter 24, Problem 93P
SSM A uniform charge of +16.0 µC is on a thin circular ring lying in an xy plane and centered on the origin. The ring’s radius is 3.00 cm. If point A is at the origin and point B is on the z axis at z = 4.00 cm, what is VB − VA?
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