U = k9193T13Suppose we want to add another charge, 95, what term/s should be added to the potential energy for the four charges?O A.O B.O C.O D.9192T12kkkk+9495T4591 927129195T1591T51+The electric potential energy needed to assemble four charges (91, 92, 93, andq4) is given by919493949293 9294+ +T14723724134++9293 9394+T23T349295125+93 95735+++929394+ +152 753 15494951459495T45

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The electric potential energy needed to assemble four charges (91, 92, 93, andq4) is given by 9193 9394 9194 9293 9294 + + 124 T13 T14 T23 T34 Suppose we want to add another charge, 95, what term/s should be added to the potential energy for the four charges? U = k O A. OB. O C. O D. k k k 9192 T12 k + 9495 T45 9192 T12 9195 T15 91 T51 + + + 9293 9394 + 123 134 9295 725 + + 9495 145 9395 9495 + 135 T45 92 93 94 + + + 152 753 754 +

The electric potential energy needed to assemble four charges (91, 92, 93, andq4) is given by 9193 9394 9194 9293 9294 + + 124 T13 T14 T23 T34 Suppose we want to add another charge, 95, what term/s should be added to the potential energy for the four charges? U = k O A. OB. O C. O D. k k k 9192 T12 k + 9495 T45 9192 T12 9195 T15 91 T51 + + + 9293 9394 + 123 134 9295 725 + + 9495 145 9395 9495 + 135 T45 92 93 94 + + + 152 753 754 +

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9193
T13
Suppose we want to add another charge, 95, what term/s should be added to the potential energy for the four charges?
O A.
O B.
O C.
O D.
9192
T12
k
k
k
k
+
9495
T45
91 92
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9195
T15
91
T51
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The electric potential energy needed to assemble four charges (91, 92, 93, andq4) is given by
9194
9394
9293 9294
+ +
T14
723
724
134
+
+
9293 9394
+
T23
T34
9295
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