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`{:(,"Column I",,"Column II"),((A),E prop (1)/(r^(2)),(p),"Point charge"),((B),E prop r,(q),"Spherically symmetric charge distribution"),((C ),V prop (1)/(r ),(r ),"Long line charge"),((D),V_(2)-V_(1)=f((r_(2))/(r_(1))),(s),"Plane sheet of charge"),((E ),V_(2)-V_(1) prop r_(2)-r_(1),(t ),"Electric dipole"):}`

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A(p,q),B(q),C(p,q),D(r ),E(s)
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