The potential energy of a two-charge system when they are separated by a distance of 180 cm is-0.6 J. The charges are released at those positions. The potential energy (in J) of the system after each charge has moved a distance of 40 cm is: O 0.77 O 1.64 O-1.08 O 1.38 O-1.35
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