Module 4 Item 4 GroupMe▼Nexus A Academy AmmoO The force remains unchanged.O The potential energy remains unchaged.O Neither the force nor the potential energy change.Submit Request AnswerF₂=SubmitPart B - Suppose that the force between the two charges is 1.48 x 10-2 N when the smaller charge is at r₁. What is the value of the force, F₂, when the that charge is moved to r₂?U₂ =SubmitIVE ΑΣΦProvide FeedbackRequest Answer17 ΑΣΦRequest AnswerPearson Sign InPart C-Suppose that when the smaller charge is at r₁, the potential energy of the system is 5.80 x 10-3 J. What is the value of the potential energy if that charge is moved to r₂?P?Q SearchOnlineGDB?NChatGPTQuillBot Al DZL Homepage - TN eC.... DIL Homepage - Jackso... Mastering Physics.....JCopyright © 2023 Pearson Education Inc. All rights reserved. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy. Permissions Contact Us | GroupMe NexusItem 4A Academy AmmoO Both the force and the potential energy decrease.O Both the force and the potential energy increase.O The force increases, but the potential energy decreases.O The force decreases, but the potential energy increases.O The force remains unchanged.O The potential energy remains unchaged.ONeither the force nor the potential energy change.SubmitChatGPTRequest AnswerThe figure shows a small positive charge some distance away from a larger positive charge. The smaller charge is currently a distance r away from the center of the largercharge. The radius ry is twice as far away from the larger charge as r2.Answer the three questions below using three sig figs.Q SearchQuillBot Al1Homepage - TN eC...PHomepage - JacksoYPart A - There is a certain force between the two charges, and a certain potential energy within the two-charge system. What happens to both the potential energy and the force if the smaller charge ismoved from r, to r₂?OO(Mastering Physics....B+F₂<4cf6S11:29 AM7/23/2023

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