7. Two similar charges of magnitude +6µC 6 cm apart. The work done in bringing them 2 cmcloser is(a) 9.0 J(b) 9.8 J(c) 10.0 J(d) 10.8 J8. The work done in placing the charges +q,+3q, and +5q at the corners of th-"ateral

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. Two similar charges of magnitude +6µCc 6 cm apart. The work done in bringing them 2 cm closer is (a) 9.0 J (b) 9.8 J (c) 10.0 J (d) 10.8 J

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