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a. Draw a force vector at A for a positive test charge.
b. Draw a force vector at point B for a negative test charge.
c. How much work is done by the field if a charge of q = 2x 10-3 C. is moved from A to C?
d. How much work is done by the field if the same test charge moves from A to D?
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