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Two charges of 10uC and -4uC are 2.0m apart. What is the potential at a point midway between these charges?

Two charges of 10uC and -4uC are 2.0m apart. What is the potential at a point midway between these charges?
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two charges of 10uC and -4uC are 2.0m apart. What is the potential at a point midway between these charges?

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Answer: use the formula pe=kq1*q2/r

Explanation: here k=8.89*10^9

q1=10uc

q2=-4uc

r=0.001m

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