A square with 10-cm sides is formed by four charged particles (|q| = 3.0 nC for each of them). Determine the electric potential energy in the configuration if
(a) all four charges are positive; (b) A, B, and C are positive while D is negative; (c) A and B are positive while C and D are negative; and (d) A and C are positive while B and D are negative.
In this problem we have calculated the potential energy of system of charges.
A square with 10-cm sides is formed by four charged particles (|q| = 3.0 nC for...
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