If q1= −1.6C, q2= 3.9C, and q3 =5.8C, what is the electric potential energy of the system (in gigajoules GJ)? 2 m+1mba-2m-Im1 mIf q1 = -1.6C, q2 = 3.9C, and93 = 5.8C, what is the electric potentialenergy of the system (in gigajoulesGJ)?

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