It takes a proton 50 seconds to cross a potential difference of 90000 V. What is the average power expended by the Electric field? Answer in Watts. Question 3 options: A) 1.44E-14 B) 1.80E+03 C) 3.20E-21 D) 2.88E-16 E) 1.80E-16 F) 2.59E-11 G) 4.50E+06 H) None of these answers.

It takes a proton 50 seconds to cross a potential difference of 90000 V. What is the average power expended by the Electric field? Answer in Watts. Question 3 options: A) 1.44E-14 B) 1.80E+03 C) 3.20E-21 D) 2.88E-16 E) 1.80E-16 F) 2.59E-11 G) 4.50E+06 H) None of these answers.

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It takes a proton 50 seconds to cross a potential difference of 90000 V. What is the average power expended by the Electric field? Answer in Watts.

Question 3 options:

	A) 1.44E-14
	B) 1.80E+03
	C) 3.20E-21
	D) 2.88E-16
	E) 1.80E-16
	F) 2.59E-11
	G) 4.50E+06
	H) None of these answers.

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