A 2.4 µC charge is held at the origin when another charge (-4.3 µC) moves from (0.15,0) to (0.25,0.25). How much work is done by the electric force on the relocated charge? -0.2473 J O -0.356 J O 0.356 J O 0.2473 J

A 2.4 µC charge is held at the origin when another charge (-4.3 µC) moves from (0.15,0) to (0.25,0.25). How much work is done by the electric force on the relocated charge? -0.2473 J O -0.356 J O 0.356 J O 0.2473 J

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A 2.4 µC charge is held at the origin when another
charge (-4.3 µC) moves from (0.15,0) to (0.25,0.25).
How much work is done by the electric force on the
relocated charge?
-0.2473 J
-0.356 J
O 0.356 J
O 0.2473 J

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