Find the potential between a(-7,2,1) and b(4,1,2). Given E = (-6y/x2 ) – McqOptions

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1.	Find the potential between a(-7,2,1) and b(4,1,2). Given E = (-6y/x2 )i + ( 6/x) j + 5 k.
A.	-8.014
B.	-8.114
C.	-8.214
D.	-8.314
Answer» D. -8.314

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