mp?attempt=2176198&cmid%3D1088508page%3D6Question 7Not yet anwendMarked out of 10.00Hlag questionThe line shown in the figure has a linear charge distribution of 101 nC/em.If R=8 cm, find the Electric Potential at the point indicated by the dot.Scan clearly your detailed answers and upload it in question 8.R.2RV=224016.68 VV=134410.01 VV=448033.36 VV=672050.04 v

Given line shown with Linear charge distribution λ=101 nC/cmR=8 cm

The line shown in the figure has a linear charge distribution of 101 nC/cm. If R=8 cm, find the Electric Potential at the point indicated by the dot. Scan clearly your detailed answers and upload it in question 8. R 2R R V=224016.68 V V=134410.01 V V-448033-36 V V 6-2050.04 V Ilm

The line shown in the figure has a linear charge distribution of 101 nC/cm. If R=8 cm, find the Electric Potential at the point indicated by the dot. Scan clearly your detailed answers and upload it in question 8. R 2R R V=224016.68 V V=134410.01 V V-448033-36 V V 6-2050.04 V Ilm

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