Suppose Q = 2 nC, like the other two charges. If the assembly of identical charges is released from rest, what kinetic energy will each charge have after they all fly apart to infinity? 1 cm. 2 nC+ O2.4uJ O 3.6uJ O1.2uJ O72uJ + 60° 60° 1 cm 1 cm + 2 nC

Suppose Q = 2 nC, like the other two charges. If the assembly of identical charges is released from rest, what kinetic energy will each charge have after they all fly apart to infinity? 1 cm. 2 nC+ O2.4uJ O 3.6uJ O1.2uJ O72uJ + 60° 60° 1 cm 1 cm + 2 nC

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