A +1.82 μC charge is moving towards a stationary, field generating +4.80 mC charge. What is the change in potential energy as the +1.82 μC charge moves from 50.0 cm away to only 9.80 mm away from the stationary charge?
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A +1.82 μC charge is moving towards a stationary, field generating +4.80 mC
charge. What is the change in potential energy as the +1.82 μC charge moves from 50.0 cm
away to only 9.80 mm away from the stationary charge?
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