4. The electric field in a vacuum is: E = (6 x i + 2 Y? j) N/C Calculate A. Potential difference between point B (3,4) m and point A (0;0) B. Effort to move the load Qo = 20 mc from (0,0) to the point (3,4) m

4. The electric field in a vacuum is: E = (6 x i + 2 Y? j) N/C Calculate A. Potential difference between point B (3,4) m and point A (0;0) B. Effort to move the load Qo = 20 mc from (0,0) to the point (3,4) m

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A. Potential difference between point B (3,4) m and point A (0;0)
B. Effort to move the load Qo = 20 mc from (0,0) to the point (3,4) m

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