Find the electric potential energy ( in units of J) stored in a system composed of two point charges q=7.7 uC and q2 12.5 µC when separated by a distance of 3.5 mm between them. Select one: OA 247.5 OB. 55.0 OC 45.4 OD. 151.2 OE 93.5

Find the electric potential energy ( in units of J) stored in a system composed of two point charges q=7.7 uC and q2 12.5 µC when separated by a distance of 3.5 mm between them. Select one: OA 247.5 OB. 55.0 OC 45.4 OD. 151.2 OE 93.5

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Chapter20: Electric Potential And Capacitance

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Find the electric potential energy ( in units of J) stored in a system composed of two point charges q=7.7 uC and q2 12.5
µC when separated by a distance of 3.5 mm between them.
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OA. 247.5
OB. 55.0
OC. 45.4
OD. 151.2
OE 93.5
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