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A charge of -2.230 μCμC is located at (2.905 mm , 4.271 mm ), and a...

A charge of -2.230 μCμC is located at (2.905 mm , 4.271 mm ), and a charge of 1.590 μCμC is located at (-2.716 mm , 0).

Part A

Find the electric potential at the origin.

Part B

There is one point on the line connecting these two charges where the potential is zero. Find this point.

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Note:- first you make sure that the distances given here are in mm or m because units are seeing double here.

So if they are in mm then you go for the first answer and if they are in m then go for the second answer.

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