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from the relation
electric potential v = kq/r
at point A
vA = kq1/d+kq2/5d
vA = (9*10^9/9.7*10^-6)(1.6*10^-19-5*10^-19/5)
vA = 0
at point B
vB = kq1/2d+kq2/2d
vB = (9*10^9/9.7*10^-6)(1.6*10^-19/2-5*1.6*10^-19/2)
vB = -2.96*10^-4 V
vA-vB = 2.96*10^-4 V
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