The three q1 q2=q3= 55 µC charges came into the arrangement shown below from very far apart. q1 is located at (0.00, 5.16) cm, q2 is located at (0.00, -5.16) cm and q3 located at (10.56, 0.00) cm a) How much work must be done to move the three charges into the arrangement shown if they started very far apart? b) What is the work if the particle on the right, q3, with mass 54.7 g, is released from rest and allowed to move freely to point P twice 10.56 distance, figure below? c) How fast, in m/s, is q3 moving when it has moved to point P, twice 10.56 distance? y (cm) 91 92 93 To continue, please submit the result of part (c) in units of m/s. P x (cm)

The three q1 q2=q3= 55 µC charges came into the arrangement shown below from very far apart. q1 is located at (0.00, 5.16) cm, q2 is located at (0.00, -5.16) cm and q3 located at (10.56, 0.00) cm a) How much work must be done to move the three charges into the arrangement shown if they started very far apart? b) What is the work if the particle on the right, q3, with mass 54.7 g, is released from rest and allowed to move freely to point P twice 10.56 distance, figure below? c) How fast, in m/s, is q3 moving when it has moved to point P, twice 10.56 distance? y (cm) 91 92 93 To continue, please submit the result of part (c) in units of m/s. P x (cm)

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