Multiple Choice
A charge +q1 is brought to a point a distance r from a charge +q. Then +q1 is removed and a charge -q1 is brought to the same point. If in the first case the electrostatic potential at r is V, the electrostatic potential at the same point in the second case is
A) -2V.
B) -V.
C) 0.
D) V.
E) 2V.
Correct Answer:

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