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AP Physics 2
10.5 Electric Potential
10.3 Electric Fields
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A thin, hollow spherical conducting shell of radius \(R\) carries a net positive charge \(+Q\) and is in electrostatic equilibrium. Point \(P\) is located inside the hollow cavity at a distance \(r < R\) from the center. Taking the electric potential to be zero at infinity, which choice correctly gives the electric potential at point \(P\) with the correct physical reasoning?

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