please explain why you did each step Consider a charge Q₁ with charge 5.0 µC fixed in position with another charge Q2 with charge3.0 μC and mass 6.0 µg to the right of Q₁ as shown in the figure below.1Q₁Da) What is the electric potential energy of the system when D= = 0.04 m?b) If Q2 is released from rest when it is D = 0.04 m from Q₁, what speed will Q₂ have whenit is 0.08 m from Q₁? (Note: Q₁ is held fixed in its location.)

Charge ( Q1 ) = 5.0μC Charge ( Q2 ) = 3.0 μC = mass of the charge Q2 ( m ) = 6.0 μg =

Consider a charge Q₁ with charge 5.0 µC fixed in position with another charge Q2 with charge 3.0 μC and mass 6.0 µg to the right of Q₁ as shown in the figure below. Q₂ Q₁ D a) What is the electric potential energy of the system when D = 0.04 m? b) If Q2 is released from rest when it is D = 0.04 m from Q₁, what speed will Q2 have when it is 0.08 m from Q₁? (Note: Q₁ is held fixed in its location.)

Consider a charge Q₁ with charge 5.0 µC fixed in position with another charge Q2 with charge 3.0 μC and mass 6.0 µg to the right of Q₁ as shown in the figure below. Q₂ Q₁ D a) What is the electric potential energy of the system when D = 0.04 m? b) If Q2 is released from rest when it is D = 0.04 m from Q₁, what speed will Q2 have when it is 0.08 m from Q₁? (Note: Q₁ is held fixed in its location.)

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