1. An object with +500 uC charge is pushed toward a positively charged plate. 0.06 Joules of energy are expended in pushing the charge. What is the electrical potential difference in the field between the charged object and the plate?

1. An object with +500 uC charge is pushed toward a positively charged plate. 0.06 Joules of energy are expended in pushing the charge. What is the electrical potential difference in the field between the charged object and the plate?

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1. An object with +500 µC charge is pushed toward a
positively charged plate.
0.06 Joules of energy are expended in pushing the
charge. What is the electrical potential difference in
the field between the charged object and the plate?
2. An electron is raised through a potential difference of
10000 kilo-volts. What is the work done on the
electron?

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