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charge Q has been spread uniformly over a circular arc of radius R and central angle 120°. What is the potential at the center of circle of the arc?
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Whether it was spread or not is of no importance here. The whole charge lies at the distance R of the point where potential is required. This should help you get to the conclusion.
yes - good point
this works for the center point, but does not work in ANY other point because there the distances are not equal
So being ignorant of the superposition integral of the potential (example is above) will prvent the solution in other points.
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