11Problem 11In the figure below, the location A is at (-0. 90, 0, 0) m, the location Bis al (1.3,0, oy m, and location Cis at (3. 03, 0, 0) m. The electric fields are given to be E =<11, 10, 0sN/C and E<-19, 0, 0> N/C.out ofWhat is the electric potential difference for a path from A to B?AVAB =b."For an electron moving along the path starting from A to B, the kinetic energy of the electron will be:ODecreasingClncreasingCalculate the change of the potential energy for a proton moving along a path slarting from B to A?C.AUBAWhat is the electric potential difference for a path from B to C?AVEC =e. (*What is the electric potential difference for a path from A to C?AVACWhat is the electric potential difference for a path from C to A?AVCA

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Problem 11 . In the figure below, the location A is at (-0. 96, 0, 0) m, the location Bis al (1.3, 0, 0) m, and location C is at (3.03,0, 0) m. The electric fields are given to be E =<11, 10, 0> N/C and E, <-19,0, 0> N/C. E, 8. What is the electric potential difference for a path from A to B? AVAB = b." )For an electron moving along the path starting from A to B, the kinetic energy of the electron will be: ODecreasing Olncreasing Calculate the change of the potential energy for a proton moving along a path starting from B to A? c. AUBA

Problem 11 . In the figure below, the location A is at (-0. 96, 0, 0) m, the location Bis al (1.3, 0, 0) m, and location C is at (3.03,0, 0) m. The electric fields are given to be E =<11, 10, 0> N/C and E, <-19,0, 0> N/C. E, 8. What is the electric potential difference for a path from A to B? AVAB = b." )For an electron moving along the path starting from A to B, the kinetic energy of the electron will be: ODecreasing Olncreasing Calculate the change of the potential energy for a proton moving along a path starting from B to A? c. AUBA

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