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Problem 19.01. A region of space has a constant electric field of magnitude E = 7.90 × 10³ N/C pointing in the direction. If the voltage at the origin is set to 0 V, what is the voltage at the following points: (a) −10 cm, (b) 30 cm, and (c) 79 µm
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Transcribed Image Text:Problem 19.01. A region of space has a constant electric field of magnitude E = 7.90 × 10³ N/C pointing in the direction. If the voltage at the origin is set to 0 V, what is the voltage at the following points: (a) −10 cm, (b) 30 cm, and (c) 79 µm
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