Considering two points called P1 (V1=-30Volts) and P2 (V2=150Volts) in an electric field, the external force q=-4,7.10^(-6)C to move a charge from P2 to P1 What is the job done by? a) 8.46.10^(-6) J B) 0 NS) -8,46.10^(-6) J D) 8.46.10^(-6) C TO) -8,46.10^(-6) C

Considering two points called P1 (V1=-30Volts) and P2 (V2=150Volts) in an electric field, the external force q=-4,7.10^(-6)C to move a charge from P2 to P1 What is the job done by? a) 8.46.10^(-6) J B) 0 NS) -8,46.10^(-6) J D) 8.46.10^(-6) C TO) -8,46.10^(-6) C

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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Considering two points called P1 (V1=-30Volts) and P2 (V2=150Volts) in an electric field, the external force q=-4,7.10^(-6)C to move a charge from P2 to P1 What is the job done by?

a)	8.46.10^(-6) J

NS)	-8,46.10^(-6) J

D)	8.46.10^(-6) C

TO)	-8,46.10^(-6) C

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