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Using your formulas presented in class, predict the electric potential 1.0 meter to the left of...

Using your formulas presented in class, predict the electric potential 1.0 meter to the left of the positive charge. V = ke q / r ke = 9.0 x 10 9 N · m2 / C2

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it is simply relationship for Potential by q at distance r

V=kq/ r

Ke=9.0*10^9 m^2/C^2

r=1.0 meter

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