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What is the absolute potential at apoint which is 15cm from an isolated point charge q=_3×10^_7c in vacuum

What is the absolute potential at apoint which is 15cm from an isolated point charge q=_3×10^_7c in vacuum
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What is the absolute potential at apoint which is 15cm from an isolated point charge q=_3×10^_7c in vacuum

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Answer:

q = 1

Step-by-step explanation:

q-3/10-(7/10)=0

3 7

(q - ——) - —— = 0

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