Direction: Using the understanding to Electric Potential and Energy. Solve for the following given the four charges shown below:GA = 6stat Cgo =5nC =15stat CA'AcmBCS bnnealWtYCamScanner9stat C3stat C(f) VDA(g) VBc(h) VcB) VaD(k) VCD(1) If q = 3nC, what is WAC and WCA?

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Using the understanding Electric Potential and Energy. Solve Tor the following given the four charges snown beld GA = Gstat C %3D go=5n C =15stat C Oメ 3cm 1 Acm B Cs 4onastat C rCamScanner 3stat C こ (f) VDA (g) Vac (h) VcB ) VBD i) Voe (k) VcD (1) If q = 3nC, what is WAC and WCA?

Using the understanding Electric Potential and Energy. Solve Tor the following given the four charges snown beld GA = Gstat C %3D go=5n C =15stat C Oメ 3cm 1 Acm B Cs 4onastat C rCamScanner 3stat C こ (f) VDA (g) Vac (h) VcB ) VBD i) Voe (k) VcD (1) If q = 3nC, what is WAC and WCA?

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Direction: Using the understanding to Electric Potential and Energy. Solve for the following given the four charges shown below:
GA = 6stat C
go =5nC =15stat C
A'
Acm
B
CS bnnealWtYCamScanner
9stat C
3stat C
(f) VDA
(g) VBc
(h) VcB
) VaD
(k) VCD
(1) If q = 3nC, what is WAC and WCA?

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