The electric potential due to a point charge at a distance r is
given by,
V = kq/r
The net potential at the origin due to the charges is,
V = kq1/r1 + kq2/r2 + kq3/r3
= 9*10^9 (5.02*10^-12/2.4 + 4.4*5.02*10^-12/4.8 -
2.8*5.02*10^-12/2.4)
= 9*10^9*5.02*10^-12/2.4 (1+2.2-2.8)
= 0.00753 Volts or 7.53 mV
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