Answer the following question given the position and charge of three charged objects. q1 = 2nC (-2,3), q2 = -5nC (1,3), and q3 = -2nC (0,0). What is the electric potential at (5,5)? a. -10.14 V b. 12.13 V c. -1.53 V d. -5.89 V Please provide complete solution. Thank you!

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