A sheet of charge with surface charge density 40 nC/m^2 on the plane Calculate the work done (in joules) in moving a 10C charge from A(3.3,-1) to B(1,0,-4) all dimensions given in meters. Give your answer correct to three decimal places,

A sheet of charge with surface charge density 40 nC/m^2 on the plane Calculate the work done (in joules) in moving a 10C charge from A(3.3,-1) to B(1,0,-4) all dimensions given in meters. Give your answer correct to three decimal places,

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