A uniformly charged insulating rod of length 6n cm is bent into the shape of a semicircie. The rod has a total charge of 2nC, The electric potential (in V) at the center of the semicircle is O 300 O 225 O 150 600 75 O O O OO

A uniformly charged insulating rod of length 6n cm is bent into the shape of a semicircie. The rod has a total charge of 2nC, The electric potential (in V) at the center of the semicircle is O 300 O 225 O 150 600 75 O O O OO

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rod has a total charge of 2nc. The electric potential (in V) at the center of the semicircle is
300
O 225
O150
O600
75
OO O OO

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