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4). A uniform electric field 1200 V/m is directed to the right. You (the agent) move a 2.5 µC charge 4 meters to the right. Calculate the change in potential energy of this 2.5 µC charge.

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4). A uniform electric field 1200 V/m is directed to the right. You (the agent) move
a 2.5 µC charge 4 meters to the right. Calculate the change in potential energy of
this 2.5 µC charge.

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