q1 = 8nC (0 m, 5m) X. (3 m, 5m) q2 4nC q3 = 7nC (0 m, 0m) (3 m, 0m) 1.Determine the total electric potential and total electric potential energy of the given below. Illustrate the problem and show your complete solutions. (Non-anonymous questionO)

q1 = 8nC (0 m, 5m) X. (3 m, 5m) q2 4nC q3 = 7nC (0 m, 0m) (3 m, 0m) 1.Determine the total electric potential and total electric potential energy of the given below. Illustrate the problem and show your complete solutions. (Non-anonymous questionO)

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