Item # 1 A proton is moved along trajectories P, Q, R, and S. Along which trajectory/ trajectories does the electric field do negative work on the proton? 80V 60V 40V 20V P Q R S a. P only BP and S only * c. Q and R only d. Q, R, and S only

Item # 1 A proton is moved along trajectories P, Q, R, and S. Along which trajectory/ trajectories does the electric field do negative work on the proton? 80V 60V 40V 20V P Q R S a. P only BP and S only * c. Q and R only d. Q, R, and S only

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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P Q R S
a. P only
b. P and S only
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c. Q and R only
d. Q, R, and S only

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