Suppose that qı = 3.49 nC, q2 = 5.52 nC, q3 = -5.63 nC, r = 2.50cm, r' = 7.19 cm, and r12 =3.13 cm, in the system of charges shown inthe figure below. The work done by the electric field due to q1 and q2 in%3D%3Dbringing q3 from the top position to the bottom position is most nearly9392r1293(A) 24.6 µJ.(В) — 11.9 рЈ.(C) 11.9 µJ.(D) -24.6 µJ.(E) 26.5 µJ.

According to work energy Work done= change in potential energy

= 2.5 Suppose that qı = 3.49 nC, q2 = 5.52 nC, q3 = -5.63 nC, r = cm, r' = 7.19 cm, and r12 =3.13 cm, in the system of charges shown the figure below. The work done by the electric field due to q1 and q2 %3D bringing q3 from the top position to the bottom position is most nearl 93 42 r12

= 2.5 Suppose that qı = 3.49 nC, q2 = 5.52 nC, q3 = -5.63 nC, r = cm, r' = 7.19 cm, and r12 =3.13 cm, in the system of charges shown the figure below. The work done by the electric field due to q1 and q2 %3D bringing q3 from the top position to the bottom position is most nearl 93 42 r12

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Suppose that qı = 3.49 nC, q2 = 5.52 nC, q3 = -5.63 nC, r = 2.50
cm, r' = 7.19 cm, and r12 =3.13 cm, in the system of charges shown in
the figure below. The work done by the electric field due to q1 and q2 in
%3D
%3D
bringing q3 from the top position to the bottom position is most nearly
93
92
r12
93
(A) 24.6 µJ.
(В) — 11.9 рЈ.
(C) 11.9 µJ.
(D) -24.6 µJ.
(E) 26.5 µJ.

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