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how much work is required for seperating to charges at infinite distance?​

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Answered by agarwalshubh092
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Then work done= final potential energy-initial potential energy. Hence (-1*initial potential energy)= work done in separating the charges to infinity.

Answered by samerasudeesh216
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Answer:

Then work done= final potential energy-initial potential energy. Hence (-1*initial potential energy)= work done in separating the charges to infinity.

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