Fundamentals of Physics Extended (10th Edition)

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Chapter 24 - Electric Potential - Problems - Page 710: 11a

Answer

$$V={-2.68\times10^-14}{V}$$

Work Step by Step

By using formula $$\Delta{V}={-∫{E}\times\Delta{dx}}-i$$ The limit of integration is from 0 to r Using electric field as 1.45 is less than 2.31 which is radius of sphere which means point lies inside the sphere so we use field formula . $${E}=({k}\times{q}\times{r)}\div{R^3}$$ by substituting in i and putting small r equals to $${1.45}$$ the $${V}={-2.68}\times{10^-4V}$$
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