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The potential at point x=1.7 cm along the x-axis is 144 V and at a point...

The potential at point x=1.7 cm along the x-axis is 144 V and at a point x=7.7 cm is 161V. What is the electric field between the two points (assuming it is uniform)?

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The electric fiel d between the two points is (161 V-144 V) 7.7x10-2 m-1.7 x 10-2 m 283 V/nm

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