25. A +95uC point charge moves from point A to point B. That magnitude of the electric field is 50 x 10^3 N/C. Points A and B are 35mm and 5mm from the negatively charged plate, respectively. How much work was done to move the charge from point A to point B?

25. A +95uC point charge moves from point A to point B. That magnitude of the electric field is 50 x 10^3 N/C. Points A and B are 35mm and 5mm from the negatively charged plate, respectively. How much work was done to move the charge from point A to point B?

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25. A +95uC point charge moves
from point A to point B. That
magnitude of the electric field is 50 x
10^3 N/C. Points A and B are 35mm
and 5mm from the negatively
charged plate, respectively. How
much work was done to move the
charge from point A to point B?

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