For the next two items, consider four point charges placed atthe corners of a square with side a as shown.203Q13. TreeQ. What is the electric potential energy at the charge3Q due to all the other charges?12KQ²А.aakQ?В.(-6 – 3/2)-20-4QakQ² (-2 – 7/2)С.akQ²D.(-4 – 14/2)a14. In the box. Assuming all charges start from infinity, how much potential energy is neededto assemble this configuration of charges?12KQ²kQ²С.-(-2 – 7/2)А.akQ²В.-(-6 – 3/2)kQ²D.-(-4 – 14/2)aa

The electric potential on a test charge (q1) due to a source charge (q2) is, V=kq2r where, r is the…

For the next two items, consider four point charges placed at the corners of a square with side a as shown. 20 3Q 13. TreeQ. What is the electric potential energy at the charge 3Q due to all the other charges? 12KQ² A. a a kQ² В. (-6 – 3/2) a -2Q -4Q kQ² С. (-2 – 7/2) kQ² D. (-4 – 14/2) 14. In the box. Assuming all charges start from infinity, how much potential energy is needed to assemble this configuration of charges? 12KQ² kQ² (-2 – 7/2) А. С. a kQ² В. (-6 – 3/2) kQ² D. (-4 – 14/2) a a

For the next two items, consider four point charges placed at the corners of a square with side a as shown. 20 3Q 13. TreeQ. What is the electric potential energy at the charge 3Q due to all the other charges? 12KQ² A. a a kQ² В. (-6 – 3/2) a -2Q -4Q kQ² С. (-2 – 7/2) kQ² D. (-4 – 14/2) 14. In the box. Assuming all charges start from infinity, how much potential energy is needed to assemble this configuration of charges? 12KQ² kQ² (-2 – 7/2) А. С. a kQ² В. (-6 – 3/2) kQ² D. (-4 – 14/2) a a

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