Q4. In the following diagram, both fixed particles q1 and q2 are charged to +100 nC. If an initially at rest particle q3 is charged to +10 nC and can move freely, what is the kinetic energy gained by q3 when 93 travels upward by 5 mm? Assignment 1 10 mm, 91 16 mm 10 mm IZ - END - long

Q4. In the following diagram, both fixed particles q1 and q2 are charged to +100 nC. If an initially at rest particle q3 is charged to +10 nC and can move freely, what is the kinetic energy gained by q3 when 93 travels upward by 5 mm? Assignment 1 10 mm, 91 16 mm 10 mm IZ - END - long

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Q4. In the following diagram, both fixed particles q1 and q2 are charged to +100 nC. If an initially at rest
particle q3 is charged to +10 nC and can move freely, what is the kinetic energy gained by q3 when q3
travels upward by 5 mm?
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