Determine the electric potential energy of a third proton

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Two protons are located on the x-axis at 1.0m and on the y-axis at 1.5m. Determine

(a) the electric potential at the origin, and

(b) the electric potential energy of a third proton located at the origin.

Reference no: EM13251575

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