Identify if the work done by the electric force is + or – in the figures below. Then determine if the charge's change in electric potential energy is + or -. Blue colored charge is positive and red is negative. 1 E E 2 4 E E

Identify if the work done by the electric force is + or – in the figures below. Then determine if the charge's change in electric potential energy is + or -. Blue colored charge is positive and red is negative. 1 E E 2 4 E E

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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Identify if the work done by the electric force is + or – in the figures
below. Then determine if the charge's change in electric potential
energy is + or -. Blue colored charge is positive and red is negative.
1
E
3
E
5
2
4
E
E

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