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| * We can use superposition to add electric potential contributions from the point charges (scalar superposition): | * We can use superposition to add electric potential contributions from the point charges (scalar superposition): | ||
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| * Charge is constant: Simplifies the values of each charge meaning they are not charging or discharging over time. | * Charge is constant: Simplifies the values of each charge meaning they are not charging or discharging over time. | ||
| * Charges are not moving: Simplifies the separation vectors of each charge as these would be changing if the charges were moving through space. | * Charges are not moving: Simplifies the separation vectors of each charge as these would be changing if the charges were moving through space. | ||
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| ===Goal=== | ===Goal=== | ||