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How much work was done in moving
the charge 3m above its initial
position? *
O 1.23x10^-9 J
O 2.44x10^-9 J
3.84x10^-9 J
OJ
O O O O

Two charges were initially held 5m away
from each other. While keeping q_1 in place,
q_2 was moved 3m above its initial position.
Answer the following questions and refer to
the image below for the other details.
E5 m–
82= 3u C
%3D
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