Three charges will be moved from an infinite distance to the corners of a square as shown. The square has sides d = 0.4 m. W = How much work is required to move the first charge, charge A = 40 mC from an infinite distance to its location? W = Joules W = A d How much work is required to move the second charge, charge B-70 mC from an infinite distance to its location 0.4 meters away from charge A? Joules How much work is required to move the third charge, charge C - 35 mC from an infinite distance to its location 0.4 meters away from charge B? Joules B

Three charges will be moved from an infinite distance to the corners of a square as shown. The square has sides d = 0.4 m. W = How much work is required to move the first charge, charge A = 40 mC from an infinite distance to its location? W = Joules W = A d How much work is required to move the second charge, charge B-70 mC from an infinite distance to its location 0.4 meters away from charge A? Joules How much work is required to move the third charge, charge C - 35 mC from an infinite distance to its location 0.4 meters away from charge B? Joules B

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sides d = 0.4 m.
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How much work is required to move the first charge, charge A-40 mC from an infinite distance to its
location?
W =
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How much work is required to move the second charge, charge B- 70 mC from an infinite distance to its
location 0.4 meters away from charge A?
Joules
How much work is required to move the third charge, charge C = 35 mC from an infinite distance to its
location 0.4 meters away from charge B?
Joules
What is the total Potential Energy preserved by the system of point charges?
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