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Consider a cube of uniform charge density ρ. The ratio of electrostatic potential at the centre of the cube to that at one of the corners of the cube is

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Answered by Disha710
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\begin{document}</p><p></p><p>\ch{</p><p>  "\OX{o1,Zn}" \sld{} + "\OX{r1,Cu}" {}^2+ \aq</p><p>  -&gt;</p><p>  "\OX{r2,Cu}" \sld{} + "\OX{o2,Zn}" {}^2+ \aq</p><p>}</p><p>\redox(o1,o2)[-&gt;]{\small oxidation (2 electrons lost)}</p><p>\redox(r1,r2)[-&gt;][-1]{\small reduction (2 electrons gained)}</p><p></p><p>

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