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The work required to move a charge q along a circle of radius R in the center of which there is a second charge Q is equal to Choose one or more alternatives: ☐ (a) OJ ☐ (b) KQ/(2 TT R) (c) kqQ/R (d) kqQ/(2 TT R)
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Transcribed Image Text:The work required to move a charge q along a circle of radius R in the center of which there is a second charge Q is equal to Choose one or more alternatives: ☐ (a) OJ ☐ (b) KQ/(2 TT R) (c) kqQ/R (d) kqQ/(2 TT R)
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