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Potential at a Point: A Question of Solutions
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[QUOTE="TSny, post: 6341583, member: 229090"] This part of the problem statement is worded a little oddly to me. I think that it probably meant to say something like, "If the electric field created by a system of charges is zero at a certain point: " So, I don't think it's saying that the electric field is zero everywhere. The field just happens to be zero at a specific point. Then you want to consider the value of the potential at that point. [/QUOTE]
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