Which equation is used to calculate the electric potential in an electric field from a point charge? V = kq over d squared V = k
2 answers:
Answer:
The answer is V =delta U over q
Explanation:
Electric potential is defined as the magnitude of the electric field through the potential energy that a charge would have if placed at that point. Mathematically, the potential is defined with the following expression:
where:
V is the electric potential. Its unit is Julius by Coulomb (J/C).
Ep is the electric potential energy that has a charge
q is the charge
In the question Ep = ΔU
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Explanation:
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