Three point charges are placed at three of the corners of a rectangle as shown ( the length is 0.9m and width is 0.4m). The charges are q1=-3μC, q2=4μC, and q3=2μC.
a)How much work must you do to assemble this collection of charges?
b) What is the electric potential at the fourth corner of the rectangle?
c) How much work would we have to do to place a -11μC charge at the fourth corner of the rectangle?
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