An electron is at the origin a) calculate the electric potential V a at point A,

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An electron is at the origin a) calculate the electric potential Va at point A,0.00250m b)calculate the electric potential Vb at point B,X=0.00750m. What is the potential differenceVb-Va? C) would a negatively charged particle placed at point Anecessarily go through this same potential difference upon reachingpoint B? explain For a and b I used the formula V=ke(q/r) For a) I got -5.75x10^-8, and for b) -1.92x10^-17. Is thiscorrect? However, i'm not sure how to answer question c. An electron is at the origin a) calculate the electric potential Va at point A,0.00250m b)calculate the electric potential Vb at point B,X=0.00750m. What is the potential differenceVb-Va? C) would a negatively charged particle placed at point Anecessarily go through this same potential difference upon reachingpoint B? explain For a and b I used the formula V=ke(q/r) For a) I got -5.75x10^-8, and for b) -1.92x10^-17. Is thiscorrect? However, i'm not sure how to answer question c.

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yes your formula is correct. (a) answer is = - 5.75 * 10 -7 V (b). answer is = - 1.917 * 10 -7 V (c). No.the potential difference is varies.because potentialdifference is depend on charge of the perticle

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