A system consists of three charges -qat (-d, 0), +2q at (d, 0), and +3q at (0, d). If the value of d=0.222m, and q=0.75nC. -q √2d, y +39 P P √2d (a) What is total electric potential energy of the system ( in nJ)? (b) Find the electric potential at the point P (in V) +29 x (c) If a small charge qo= -25 pc is placed at the point P, find the potential energy (in nJ) associated with that charge qo at P?

A system consists of three charges -qat (-d, 0), +2q at (d, 0), and +3q at (0, d). If the value of d=0.222m, and q=0.75nC. -q √2d, y +39 P P √2d (a) What is total electric potential energy of the system ( in nJ)? (b) Find the electric potential at the point P (in V) +29 x (c) If a small charge qo= -25 pc is placed at the point P, find the potential energy (in nJ) associated with that charge qo at P?

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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