A 2.0NC POINT CHARGE MOVES FROM A TO POINT B AS SHOWNIN THE DIAGRAM BELOW. THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ELECTRICFIELD IS 4.0x106N/C. POINTS A AND B ARE 50cm AND10cm ABOVE THE NEGATIVELY CHARGE RESPECTIVELY,fou+++•AA0 B50 cm10cmWHAT IS THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL ENERGY AT POINTA?A) 4JB)-4Jc) 400 JD) -400J

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A 2.0NC POINT CHARGE MOVES FROM A TO POINT B AS SHOWN IN THE DIAGRAM BELOW, THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD IS 4.0x106N/C. POINTS A AND 13 ARE 50cm AND 10 cm ABOVE THE NEGATIVELY CHARGE RESPECTIVELY. 7 + c) 400 J D) - 400J + A B 50 cm 10cm WHAT IS THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL ENERGY AT POINTA? A) 4J B) -4J

A 2.0NC POINT CHARGE MOVES FROM A TO POINT B AS SHOWN IN THE DIAGRAM BELOW, THE MAGNITUDE OF THE ELECTRIC FIELD IS 4.0x106N/C. POINTS A AND 13 ARE 50cm AND 10 cm ABOVE THE NEGATIVELY CHARGE RESPECTIVELY. 7 + c) 400 J D) - 400J + A B 50 cm 10cm WHAT IS THE ELECTRIC POTENTIAL ENERGY AT POINTA? A) 4J B) -4J

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