A charge + 130 nC sits at the origin (x,y = 0,0). You bring in a series 4 charges each of the same + 130 nC charge from a distance very far away. The charges are brought to positions (in x,y format) (-3,-3), (-3,3), (3,3), (3,-3) (where the distances are in cm) and fixed in place. The central charge is then released. What is it's kinetic energy when it is far away from the charge distribution.

A charge + 130 nC sits at the origin (x,y = 0,0). You bring in a series 4 charges each of the same + 130 nC charge from a distance very far away. The charges are brought to positions (in x,y format) (-3,-3), (-3,3), (3,3), (3,-3) (where the distances are in cm) and fixed in place. The central charge is then released. What is it's kinetic energy when it is far away from the charge distribution.

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A charge + 130 nC sits at the origin (x,y = 0,0). You bring in a series 4 charges each of the same + 130 nC charge from a
distance very far away. The charges are brought to positions (in x,y format) (-3,-3), (-3,3), (3,3), (3,-3) (where the distances are
in cm) and fixed in place. The central charge is then released. What is it's kinetic energy when it is far away from the charge
distribution.
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