Given an lectric field intensity £ = al‘. L+ Syza,+2xa, V/m, find the amount of work done in moving a two (2) coulomb. chnrgc from point B(2:4.2) to point A (1,1,2). Given an electric field intensity E = 22a, +5 yza, + 2x a, V/m, find the amount of work%3Ddone in moving a two (2) coulomb charge from point B(2,4,2) to point A (1,1,2).

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Given an electric field intensity E = 22a,+5yza,+2xa, V/m, find the amount of work done in moving a two (2) coulomb charge from point B(2,4,2) to point A (1,1,2).

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Given an lectric field intensity £ = al‘. L+ Syza,+2xa, V/m, find the amount of work done in moving a two (2) coulomb. chnrgc from point B(2:4.2) to point A (1,1,2).

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