You have seen the equipotential lines of a point charge. How do we calculate them? For example, if we have a +10-nC charge at the origin, what are the equipotential surfaces at which the potential is (a) 100 V, (b) 50 V, (c) 20 V, and (d) 10 V?

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Electric Charges and Fields

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