Problem#04 Calculate the total potential energy of four charged particles system where they are placed at the corners of the rectangle and takingq = 2µC. The sides of rectangular are given as a = 3cm and b бст b a a b +29 +q

Problem#04 Calculate the total potential energy of four charged particles system where they are placed at the corners of the rectangle and takingq = 2µC. The sides of rectangular are given as a = 3cm and b бст b a a b +29 +q

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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