Four charges were arranged in space such that they form a rectangular configuration. The magnitude of each charge and the dimension of the rectangle is shown on the image attached below. 82= BuC Or lom- O - lom 83= 2nc 84=3uC

Four charges were arranged in space such that they form a rectangular configuration. The magnitude of each charge and the dimension of the rectangle is shown on the image attached below. 82= BuC Or lom- O - lom 83= 2nc 84=3uC

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Four charges were arranged in space such
that they form a rectangular configuration.
The magnitude of each charge and the
dimension of the rectangle is shown on the
image attached below.
3.- 2uC
– lomd
82= BuC
O - lom
83= 2nc
= 2uc
84=3uC

What is the total electric potential
energy of the system? *
O 3.48x10^-8 J
1.32x10^-8 J
-1.32x10^-8 J
-1.55x10^-8 J

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