The potential energy of a 3.5 pC charge separated by 6.2 cm from a 1.6 µC charge isMultiple ChoiceO 1.3 * 10-7 J.8.1 * 10-7J.1.2 10-5 J.O 81- 10-513 * 10-7.81 10-7O 12- 10-581-10-5시O 10 - 10-5. Which of the following unit equations is correct?Multiple ChoiceNC- V/mNm-VCNV-NmN/m- V/CNC-V/mN-m- VCNV-NmN/m - V/CNV- m/C

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