Given the values below, calculate the potential energy of the group of charges shown.x = 4.80 cmy = 5.50 cmq1 = 7.60 nCq2 = -2.4 nCq3 = 6.00 nC2.33 J 9.94×10-5 J 1.53×103 J 3.79×10-6 J 91+y92X+Яз

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