6) A +4.0 µC and a -4.0 µC point charge are placed as shown in the figure. Find the electric potential at points A and B, and find the electric potential difference AVBA (k = 1/4E-9.0 × 10² N·m²/C²) B 0.30 m +4.0 μC 0.40 m -4.0 μC 0.30 m

6) A +4.0 µC and a -4.0 µC point charge are placed as shown in the figure. Find the electric potential at points A and B, and find the electric potential difference AVBA (k = 1/4E-9.0 × 10² N·m²/C²) B 0.30 m +4.0 μC 0.40 m -4.0 μC 0.30 m

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6) A +4.0 μC and a -4.0 µC point charge are placed as shown in the figure. Find the electric
potential at points A and B, and find the electric potential difference AVBA (k = 1/4neo=9.0 × 10°
N·m²/C²)
B
0.30 m
+4.0 μC
0.40 m
-4.0 μC
0.30 m
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