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Point B is 24 V higher in potential than point A. How much work in Joules does it take to move a -10 C charge from A to B? Select one: a. -24 b. 24 c. -2.4 d. -240 e. 240

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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Problem 16CQ: Can the potential of a nonuniformly charged sphere be the same as that of a point charge? Explain.

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Point B is 24 V higher in potential than point A. How much work in Joules does it take to move a -10 C charge from A to B?

Select one:

a. -24

b. 24

c. -2.4

d. -240

e. 240

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