Solution to this problem posted by richmondMike showsthat(r₂)=0.25/2. This is incorrect. The pythagoream theoremshould be applied here to get r₂= 0.3536. Final answershould be -0.356J. Please removethis solution so others don't getconfused.

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Solution to this problem posted by richmondMike showsthat(r₂)=0.25/2. This is incorrect. The pythagoream theoremshould be applied here to get r₂= 0.3536. Final answershould be -0.356J. Please removethis solution so others don't getconfused.

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Solution to this problem posted by richmondMike showsthat(r2)=0.25/2. This is incorrect. The pythagoream theoremshould be applied here to get r2= 0.3536. Final answershould be -0.356J. Please removethis solution so others don't getconfused.

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Solution to this problem posted by richmondMike showsthat(r₂)=0.25/2. This is incorrect. The pythagoream theoremshould be applied here to get r₂= 0.3536. Final answershould be -0.356J. Please removethis solution so others don't getconfused.