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A small sphere is charged uniformly and placed with its centre at a point A.It produces an electric field `bar(E)=(54hat i+72hat j)` `NC^(-1)` at a point B of position coordinates "(8m,7m) .The potential at outside at point B due to the sphere is +`900V` .The coordinates of point A are

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