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An infinite conducting sheet has surface charge density `sigma`. The distance between two points is r. The potential difference `(V_A - V_B)` between these point is

A

`(sigma r)/(2 epsilon_0)`

B

`(sigma r)/(epsilon_0)`

C

`(sigma)/(epsilon_0r)`

D

`(sigma)/(2epsilon_0r)`

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