A +70µC charge is located at a point where the electric potential is +300 V. (a)What is the electric potential energy of this charge particle? (b)What is the electric potential energy od a 60 µC charge located at an electric potential of +500 V?

A +70µC charge is located at a point where the electric potential is +300 V. (a)What is the electric potential energy of this charge particle? (b)What is the electric potential energy od a 60 µC charge located at an electric potential of +500 V?

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Electric Potential Energy
A +70µC charge is located at a point where the electric
potential is +300 V.
(a)What is the electric potential energy of this charge
particle?
(b)What is the electric potential energy od a 60 µC
charge located at an electric potential of +500 V?

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