Physics, asked by moneshva, 8 months ago

How much work is required by an external force to move a particle of charge 6x10-6 C from point A to point E?

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Answered by irfan1728

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Work=q(Vb -Va)

so, here q=6×10^-6

W=6×10^-6(Va-Vb)

Answered by Ramyamgowda456

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