A +2.0 C charge is moved from location 1 to location 2, as shown in the picture below.V=5VV=3V2V=4VV=2VWhat is the work done by the electric field?+6 J-6 J

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A +2.0 C charge is moved from location 1 to location 2, as shown in the picture below. V=5V V=3V V=4V V=2V What is the work done by the electric field? +6 J -6 J

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A +2.0 C charge is moved from location 1 to location 2, as shown in the picture below.
V=5V
V=3V
2
V=4V
V=2V
What is the work done by the electric field?
+6 J
-6 J

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