Potential at cWhat is the electrostitic potential at the point c, with co-ordinates x =5 cm, y =20 cm, z =0 cm for the point charge of 50 µC located at the origin?cm.V (re)Volts.Relationship of pointsTwo of the three values of V (r.), V(rb) and V(r.) have the same value. This is because...Conservation of energyThe points are in the same direction from the charge.Random chance - there's no underlying reason.Conservation of momentumThe principle of superpositionO The points are at the same distance from the charge. A point charge is placed at the origin of a Cartesian co-ordinate system, in vacuum. In this problem we shall use the standard boundary condition for theelectrostatic potential from a point charge, i.e. V(0) = 0V.

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Potential at c
What is the electrostitic potential at the point c, with co-ordinates x =5 cm, y =20 cm, z =0 cm for the point charge of 50 µC located at the origin?
cm.
V (re)
Volts.
Relationship of points
Two of the three values of V (r.), V(rb) and V(r.) have the same value. This is because...
Conservation of energy
The points are in the same direction from the charge.
Random chance - there's no underlying reason.
Conservation of momentum
The principle of superposition
O The points are at the same distance from the charge.

A point charge is placed at the origin of a Cartesian co-ordinate system, in vacuum. In this problem we shall use the standard boundary condition for the
electrostatic potential from a point charge, i.e. V(0) = 0V.

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