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Determine the amount of energy needed to arrange four point charges Q1, Q2, Q3 placed at A, B, C, respectively.

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Q1, Q2, Q3 yükleri sırasıyla A, B, C noktalarına yerleştirebilmek için gerekli olan enerjiyi bulunuz.
Determine the amount of energy needed to arrange four point charges Q1, Q2, Q3 placed at A, B, C, respectively.
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Q1=42 μC
Q2=47 μC
03=42 µC
A(10,3,1)
B(4,6,2)
C(7,3,8)
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a. 18,07944
b. hiçbiri / none of these
c. 7,12172
d. 791,30
e. 7121,72110
f5,55
g. 0,00000

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