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Potential Energy of a System of Multiple Point Charges

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Two charges each $+ 5 μ C$ are at $(0, \pm 3 m)$ . A third charge of $1 μ C$ and of mass 2g is at (4m, 0). What is the minimum velocity to be given to the $1 μ C$ charge such that it just reaches the origin (in $m s^{- 1}$ ).

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3

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12

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\sqrt{12}

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4

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The correct option is C $\sqrt{12}$

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