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13. A positive point charge of 10 ℃ is located 3 m from another positive point charge of 105 C. Their mutual electric potential energy is A) 3J B) 2J C) 1J D) zero E) -1 J

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13. A positive point charge of 104 C is located 3 m from another positive point charge
of 105 C. Their mutual electric potential energy is
A) 3J B) 2J C) 1J D) zero E) -1 J

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