A uniform electric field is given by E the xy plane are P1 = (- 2.0, + 1.0) and P2 = (+ 1.0, + 5.0). What is the potential difference V1 = 12 i (N/C). The coordinates (in meters) of two points in %3D %3D V2?

A uniform electric field is given by E the xy plane are P1 = (- 2.0, + 1.0) and P2 = (+ 1.0, + 5.0). What is the potential difference V1 = 12 i (N/C). The coordinates (in meters) of two points in %3D %3D V2?

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A uniform electric field is given by E
12 i (N/C). The coordinates (in meters) of two points in
(- 2.0, + 1.0) and P2 = (+ 1.0, + 5.0). What is the potential difference V1
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the xy plane are P1
%3D
%3D
V2?
Select one:
а. 36V
b. 40V
с. 12V
d. 64V
e. -12V
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