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The electric potential at a point in space is 235 V. If a 0.0485 C charge is placed there, what will its potential energy U be? (Unit = J)
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The electric potential at a point in

space is 235 V. If a 0.0485 C
charge is placed there, what will its
potential energy U be?
(Unit = J)

User Hrishikesh Kale
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7 votes

Answer:

11.3975

Step-by-step explanation:

its for Acellus

User EasyCo
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25 votes

Answer:

11.3975

Step-by-step explanation:

Accellus said so

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