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[" 1) "200Nm^(2)c^(-1)quad " 2) "400Nm^(2)c^(-1)quad " 3) "600Nm^(2)c^(-1)quad " 4) "800Nm^(2)c^(-1)],[" A rod with linear charge density "lambda" is bent in the shape of circular ring.The electric potential at the "],[" centre of the circular ring is "]

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