A square grid has charges of Q = 10 nC at each corner. The sides of the square at 10 cm. How much energy does it require to bring a q = 1.0 nC charge from very far away to the point at the center of this square?

A square grid has charges of Q = 10 nC at each corner. The sides of the square at 10 cm. How much energy does it require to bring a q = 1.0 nC charge from very far away to the point at the center of this square?

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square at 10 cm. How much energy does it require to bring a q = 1.0 nC
charge from very far away to the point at the center of this square?

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