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If a 0.2 kg object (carrying a -250 μC) is released from rest 10 m from a 500 μC, what will be its speed when it is 0.3 m from this charge? A. 5,230 m/s B. 340 m/s C. 70 m/s D. 190 m/s

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If a 0.2 kg object (carrying a -250 μC) is released from rest 10 m from a 500 μC, what will be its speed when it is 0.3 m from this charge?

A. 5,230 m/s

B. 340 m/s

C. 70 m/s

D. 190 m/s

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