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Please help with number 4 only

Please help with #4 only

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Explanation / Answer

4) We know that V = kq/r

So, VA - VB = kq[1/rA - 1/rB] = (9*10^9*163*10^-9)*[(1/438.5e-9) - (1/372.5e-9)]

= -592759024.44 V = -5.93*10^8 V (option e is correct)