Determine the electric field strength in volts per meter between the points indicated below.Given Values:•VA=3.50V°°VB=6.20VVC=8.80V• Distances:°°The distance between A and B is 2.0 cm.The distance between B and C is 3.5 cm.Calculate the electric field strength between:•A and B• B and CBetween which two points is the electric field the strongest?

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