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Points a and b have electric potentials of 330 v and 200 v , respectively. when an electron released from rest at point a arrives at point c, its kinetic energy is ka. when the electron is released from rest at point b, however, its kinetic energy when it reaches point c iskb=2ka
what is the electric potential at point c?
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