The positions of two particles with + 6g charges relative to a point K in the isolated environment are as shown in the figure. Accordingly, how many kq / d is the net electrical potential at point K? 主 2d +6q O O +6q a) 2 b) 4 d) e)

The positions of two particles with + 6g charges relative to a point K in the isolated environment are as shown in the figure. Accordingly, how many kq / d is the net electrical potential at point K? 主 2d +6q O O +6q a) 2 b) 4 d) e)

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