4. ABCD is a square of side V2m. Charges of +5√2 nC, +10 nC and -5V2 nC are placed at corners A, B and C respectively. What is the work done in transferring a charge of 5 µC from D to O, the point of intersection of the diagonals

4. ABCD is a square of side V2m. Charges of +5√2 nC, +10 nC and -5V2 nC are placed at corners A, B and C respectively. What is the work done in transferring a charge of 5 µC from D to O, the point of intersection of the diagonals

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4. ABCD is a square of side V2m. Charges of +5√2 nC, +10 nC and
-5V2 nC are placed at corners A, B and C respectively. What is the
work done in transferring a charge of 5 µC from D to O, the point
of intersection of the diagonals

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