Shown below is a configuration of charges that has been formed into a right triangle. We shall consider the process of the work required to assemble this collection of charges in the manner shown. To do so, we shall start with empty spaceand then add into that space one charge at a time until we have completely assembled the triangle of three charges. The legs of the right triangle have dimensions dx = 5.14e-02 meters and dy = 2.41e-02 meters.dxdy9291The charges are as follows:9₁-8.43e-06 Coulombs.• 92= 1.26e-06 Coulombs.• 93= -5.64e-06 Coulombs.93Determine the work required to place only q1 into the position shown:Determine the work required to ADD 92 into the picture:Determine the work required to ADD q3 into the picture:Determine the total work required to complete all the above steps:NOTE: Some of the works are positive. Some of the works are negative. Keep LOTS of digits if you want to get the sum correct to the required precision.JoulesJoulesJoulesJoules

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Shown below is a configuration of charges that has been formed into a right triangle. We shall consider the process of the work required to assemble this collection of charges in the manner shown. To do so, we shall start with empty space and then add into that space one charge at a time until we have completely assembled the triangle of three charges. The legs of the right triangle have dimensions dx = 5.14e-02 meters and dy = 2.41e-02 meters. dx 92 9₁ The charges are as follows: q=-8.43e-06 Coulombs. • 92= 126e-06 Coulombs. . 93-5.64e-06 Coulombs. Determine the work required to place only q; into the position shown: Determine the work required to ADD q2 into the picture: Determine the work required to ADD q3 into the picture: Determine the total work required to complete all the above steps: [ 93 Joules Joules Joules Joules

Shown below is a configuration of charges that has been formed into a right triangle. We shall consider the process of the work required to assemble this collection of charges in the manner shown. To do so, we shall start with empty space and then add into that space one charge at a time until we have completely assembled the triangle of three charges. The legs of the right triangle have dimensions dx = 5.14e-02 meters and dy = 2.41e-02 meters. dx 92 9₁ The charges are as follows: q=-8.43e-06 Coulombs. • 92= 126e-06 Coulombs. . 93-5.64e-06 Coulombs. Determine the work required to place only q; into the position shown: Determine the work required to ADD q2 into the picture: Determine the work required to ADD q3 into the picture: Determine the total work required to complete all the above steps: [ 93 Joules Joules Joules Joules

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Shown below is a configuration of charges that has been formed into a right triangle. We shall consider the process of the work required to assemble this collection of charges in the manner shown. To do so, we shall start with empty space
and then add into that space one charge at a time until we have completely assembled the triangle of three charges. The legs of the right triangle have dimensions dx = 5.14e-02 meters and dy = 2.41e-02 meters.
dx
dy
92
91
The charges are as follows:
9₁-8.43e-06 Coulombs.
• 92= 1.26e-06 Coulombs.
• 93= -5.64e-06 Coulombs.
93
Determine the work required to place only q1 into the position shown:
Determine the work required to ADD 92 into the picture:
Determine the work required to ADD q3 into the picture:
Determine the total work required to complete all the above steps:
NOTE: Some of the works are positive. Some of the works are negative. Keep LOTS of digits if you want to get the sum correct to the required precision.
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