How do I get a dot above an uppercase V ?

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Lynda Norton

I'm trying to type the scientific notation for volume over a given period of
time, this requires an uppercase V with a dot above it, can anyone help with
a shortcut for the notation?
 
In Insert Symbol, go to the character ranges Latin Extended B, Latin
Extended Additional, and Mathematical Symbols, and hunt around: it may
well be in one of the fonts you have.
 

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