capacitor. The point charges interact only with the capacitor, not with each other.
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Positive and negative point charges are inside a parallel-plate capacitor. The point charges interact only with the capacitor, not with each other.
Where should be the point for the zero potential energy? Label it "U = 0" on the diagram
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