Question 3. Two positive charges each with a charge of 2.50 nC are fixed on the y-axisat a distance of 50.0 cm apart as shown in Figure I A third positive charge of 5.00 nC islocated on the x - axis and is released from the rest. Determine(a) the total electric potential due to the first two charges on the y-axis at the location ofthe third charge, 5.00 nC-(b) the electric potential energy of the charge 5.00 nC,.(c) the kinetic energy of the charge 5.00 nC after it has moved infinitely far from the othercharges, and(d) the speed of the charge 5.00 nC after it has moved infinitely far from the other chargesif its mass is 0.02 g.2.50 nC5.00 nC50.0 cm2.50 nCFigure 1: Distribution of charges for Question 325.0 cm25.0 cm

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