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(LO-1) How much work is requied to assemble four pant charges +5 uC +2 uC, 43uC end 1 uC an the
corners of a square of side 1.0 om? (k,-9x10Nac)
Lutfen binn seçin
a. 30.53J
b 26.54 J
c. 32 423
d. 35.91J
e 57843

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