a. Define electric potential at a point. b. This graph shows the electrical potential near an antiproton.
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a. Define electric potential at a point.
b. This graph shows the electrical potential near an antiproton.
i. Determine the potential at a distance 0.53 × 10−10 m from the antiproton.
ii. Determine the potential energy a positron would have at this distance.
c. Use the graph to determine the electric field at this distance from the antiproton.
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