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Two very small +3.00 μC charges are one meter apart. Find the electrical potential in the...

Two very small +3.00 μC charges are one meter apart. Find the electrical potential in the center of the distance. (k = 9.0 x 10 ^ 9 N x m ^ 2 / C ^ 2)

a. 0.00V

b. 2.70 x 10^4 V

c. 5.40 x10^4 V

d. 1.08 x 10^5 V

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