9.Find the value of the electric potential at point P in the diagram below.а.360 voltsb. 285 voltsс.200 voltsd. 133 voltsе.102 volts12.0 cm929.00 cm91 = +7.00 nC, and q2 = -4.00 nC

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Find the value of the electric potential at point P in the diagram below.
а.
360 volts
b. 285 volts
с.
200 volts
d. 133 volts
е.
102 volts
12.0 cm
92
9.00 cm
91 = +7.00 nC, and q2 = -4.00 nC

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