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A -15 nC charge is at the position (1 cm,1 cm) and a +15 nC charge...

A -15 nC charge is at the position (1 cm,1 cm) and a +15 nC charge is at the position (-2 cm, -2 cm). What is the voltage at the origin? Answer in units of volts rounded to 3 significant figures.

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The voltage at the origin was found to be -4.77*10^3 volt

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