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Two identical 2.55x10^-4 C charges are held 0.500 m apart. The second one is released. When it reaches a distance of 2.15 m from the other charge, how much has the electric potential energy changed? (Unit
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Two identical 2.55x10^-4 C charges are held 0.500 m apart. The second one is released. When it reaches a distance of 2.15 m from the other charge, how much has the electric potential energy changed?

(Unit=J)

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