An infinite number of charges each equal to qare placed along the X− axis at x=1,x=2,x=4,x=8....... and so on. The potential and field respectively due to this set of charges at the origin is :
q3πϵ0 and q2πϵ0
q2πϵ0andq3πϵ0
q2πϵ0andq4πϵ0
q4πϵ0andq3πϵ0
A
q4πϵ0andq3πϵ0
B
q3πϵ0 and q2πϵ0
C
q2πϵ0andq4πϵ0
D
q2πϵ0andq3πϵ0
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Here, the required potential V=14πϵ0[q1+q2+q4+....]
or V=q4πϵ0[1+12+14+....]
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