Question 2.....Three points A, B and C are located at the corners of a right angle triangle as shown inthe figure.... 4у-аxisFig. 293 = +0.80 µC.5.0 cm5.0 сmAq1 = +0.70 µC 5.0 cmX-ахis2 = +1.6 µ(a) Calculate the potential energy when a charge without the charge +0.80 µC at pointС.(b) Now the charge is brought from infinity to a point C, the upper corner of theequilateral triangle. Calculate the potential energy of this configuration.(c) Calculate the difference of potential between the configurations.

Given, q1=+0.70 μC q2=+1.0 μC r=AB=52+2.52=5.6 cm a) Potential energy…

Three points A, B and C are located at the corners of a right angle triangle as shown in the figure. У-ахis C Fig. 2 93 = +0.80 µC. 5.0 cm 5.0 cm A q1 = +0.70 µC х-ахis 5.0 cm 92 = +1.0 , (a) Calculate the potential energy when a charge without the charge +0.80 µC at point

Three points A, B and C are located at the corners of a right angle triangle as shown in the figure. У-ахis C Fig. 2 93 = +0.80 µC. 5.0 cm 5.0 cm A q1 = +0.70 µC х-ахis 5.0 cm 92 = +1.0 , (a) Calculate the potential energy when a charge without the charge +0.80 µC at point

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