What is the total energy stored in the following3-charge system?-1 nC2 cmO 22.5 μJΟ 1.8 μO -0.45 μO 0.45 μJ-22.5 J2 nC2 cm2 cm+1 nC

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What is the total energy stored in the following 3-charge system? -1 nC 2 cm Ο 22.5 μ Ο 1.8 μ O -0.45 μJ O 0.45 μJ O-22.5 μJ 2 nC + 2 cm 2 cm + 1 nC

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2 cm
O 22.5 μJ
Ο 1.8 μ
O -0.45 μ
O 0.45 μJ
-22.5 J
2 nC
2 cm
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1 nC

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