None For the electric dipole shown below, what is the electric potential (in v) ot the point (Q L0 cm)q- 3.0 nC• (3.0 cm, 0, 2.0 cm)(0, 0, 1.0 cm)d-4.0 cm 0O q--3.0 nC(0, 0,-5.0 cm)O-18O+240 10O18+18 10

Given data: The distance between charges d=4 cm. The magnitude of charge is q=3.0 nC.

For the electric dipole shown below, what is the electric potential (in v) at the point(Q, 10 cm) q- 3.0 nc • (3.0 cm, 0, 2.0 cm) (0, 0, 1.0 cm) d-4.0 cm q--3.0 nC (0, 0,-5.0 cm) O-18 O+240 10 O18 +18 10

For the electric dipole shown below, what is the electric potential (in v) at the point(Q, 10 cm) q- 3.0 nc • (3.0 cm, 0, 2.0 cm) (0, 0, 1.0 cm) d-4.0 cm q--3.0 nC (0, 0,-5.0 cm) O-18 O+240 10 O18 +18 10

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Chapter16: Electrical Energy And Capacitance

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Problem 12P: The two charges in Figure P16.12 are separated by d = 2.00 cm. Find the electric potential at (a)...

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For the electric dipole shown below, what is the electric potential (in v) ot the point (Q L0 cm)
q- 3.0 nC
• (3.0 cm, 0, 2.0 cm)
(0, 0, 1.0 cm)
d-4.0 cm 0
O q--3.0 nC
(0, 0,-5.0 cm)
O-18
O+240 10
O18
+18 10

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