QUESTION 2How much work does a uniform electric field of strength,3,000 N/C, perform on a +2.0-uC point charge that movesa distance of 30 cm in the direction of the electric field?a. 1.8 mJb. 2.4 mJС. 3.0 mJd. 3.6 mJОе. 4.2 mJ

Given data: Electric field (E) = 3000 N/C Charge (q) = +2 μC = +2×10-6 C Distance (d) = 30 cm =…

How much work does a uniform electric field of strength, 3,000 N/C, perform on a +2.0-µC point charge that moves a distance of 30 cm in the direction of the electric field? а. 1.8 mJ b. 2.4 mJ О с. 3.0 mJ d. 3.6 mJ

How much work does a uniform electric field of strength, 3,000 N/C, perform on a +2.0-µC point charge that moves a distance of 30 cm in the direction of the electric field? а. 1.8 mJ b. 2.4 mJ О с. 3.0 mJ d. 3.6 mJ

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