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3. The electric potential at point P midway between the two point charges shown below is a Volts. (1µC 1.0 x 10°C. The value of a is +12µC 4m (Record your answer on the answer sheet.) 4m -12μC

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3. The electric potential at point P midway between the two point charges shown below is a
Volts. (1µC 1.0 x 10°C.
The value of a is
+12µC
4m
(Record your answer on the answer sheet.)
4m
-12μC

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