Two point charges, q1-60µC and q2=150µC are separated by a distance of 4 m. What is the work required to move them closer together to a distance of 2 m?(Take k=8.9876-109Nm2C2) O a. 13.48J Ob. 20.22J O c. 8.99J

Two point charges, q1-60µC and q2=150µC are separated by a distance of 4 m. What is the work required to move them closer together to a distance of 2 m?(Take k=8.9876-109Nm2C2) O a. 13.48J Ob. 20.22J O c. 8.99J

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