Determine the amount of work needed to assemble the following charges from infinity: Q1 = +70 mC at (0,0), Q2 Q — — 100 тC at (10 ст, 10 ст) +20 mC at (10 cm, 0), Q3 = –30 mC at (0, 10 cm),

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