1, Using the illustration at the right, using points A, B, C, and D: (a) Describe the movement of the energy that is required to force a positive test charge to move. Explain in a sentence. (b) How many Joules of energy required to move +3 Coulombs of charge between points D and A? 12 Volts

1, Using the illustration at the right, using points A, B, C, and D: (a) Describe the movement of the energy that is required to force a positive test charge to move. Explain in a sentence. (b) How many Joules of energy required to move +3 Coulombs of charge between points D and A? 12 Volts

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1, Using the illustration at the right, using points A. B, C, and D:
(a) Describe the movement of the energy that is required to
force a positive test charge to move. Explain in a
sentence.
(b) How many Joules of energy required to move +3
Coulombs of charge between points D and A?
12 Volts

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