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P6. A point charge of q, -6.0uC is fixed at the origin O. Another point charge q, -6.0Cis initially held at rest at point A (x,-7.5cm). The second charge is then released, what is its kinetic energy when it reaches point B (x,-10.5cm)? (circle one) A. 1.23J B. 1.23x10J C. 1.23x10 D. -00123J E. 00123 J 92 B x
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