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Yeah my teacher wrote the wrong answer apparently. Turns out I did it correctly by calculating the total potential difference at point X and Y then to find the change in potential difference I subtracted the X value from the Y value and got the potential difference for a point to go to X to Y...

If charges A and B are 2.40 m away from each other then point X is 1.8 m away from B and point Y is 1.8 m away from A. Here's a diagram if this helps: ````````````````2.40 m````````````` |---------------------------------| A_____x________________y_____B ``30 cm````````````````````````30...

I'm not quite sure what all of that means... That doesn't help much.

Homework Statement Two charges, A (-3 C) and B (+4 C), are placed 2.40 m apart. Point X is 30 cm from A, and Point Y is 30 cm from B. What is the electrical potential difference going from X to Y? Homework Equations W = △Vq The Attempt at a Solution Teacher gave answer as 6.9 x 10^4 V I am...