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The electric potential at a point due to a point charge Q located at the origin is given by:
A. (1/(4πε₀)) × (Q/r²)
B. (1/(4πε₀)) × (Q²/r)
C. (1/(4πε₀)) × (Q/r)
D. (1/(4πε₀)) × (r/Q)
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