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AP Physics 2
10.5 Electric Potential
10.4 Electric Potential Energy
10.3 Electric Fields
10.1 Electric Charge and Electric Force
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A standard Cartesian coordinate system with a horizontal x-axis and a vertical y-axis. Two filled circles representing point charges, each labeled '\(+Q\)', are located on the y-axis. One is at a tick mark labeled '\(d\)' above the origin, and the other is at a tick mark labeled '\(-d\)' below the origin. The origin is marked and labeled '\(O\)'. A point on the positive x-axis is marked with a small dot and labeled '\(P\)', located at a tick mark labeled '\(d\)'. No other charges, lines, or vectors are present.
Figure 1. Charges on a coordinate axis.
Two point charges, each with positive charge \(+Q\), are held fixed on the y-axis at positions \(y = +d\) and \(y = -d\), as shown in Figure 1. A third point charge with positive charge \(+q\) is introduced to the system.

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