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The work required to put the four charges from infinity to the position shown here is

A

`(0.65q^2)/(piepsilon_0a)`

B

`(-1.0q^2)/(piepsilon_0a)`

C

`((1-1/(2sqrt(2)))q^(2))/(piepsilon_0a)`

D

zero

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