A point charge of q₁ = 4.13 μC is located at x₁ = 0.000 m and a second charge of q2 = -1.26 µC is located at x₂ = 0.256 m. What is the electric potential energy of this system of charges? Your Answer: SINGE

A point charge of q₁ = 4.13 μC is located at x₁ = 0.000 m and a second charge of q2 = -1.26 µC is located at x₂ = 0.256 m. What is the electric potential energy of this system of charges? Your Answer: SINGE

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A point charge of q₁ = 4.13 μC is located at x₁ =
0.000 m and a second charge of q2 = -1.26 μC is
located at %2"
0.256 m. What is the electric
potential energy of this system of charges?
Your Answer:
Answer
In a certain region of space, the electric potential
is given by V=2y2²+5xy-3xyz

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