A charged particle Qo=1.5 mC is initially placed in the position A at a distance dA=1 mm from another charged particle Q=1 mC. What is the work that has to be done to move Qo from position A to position B by following the dashed path in the figure below? Position B is dp30.5 mm away from Q. de da O 13. 5 x 106 J O It depends on the speed of Qo 00 J O 13. 5 x 108 J It depends on the length of the path

A charged particle Qo=1.5 mC is initially placed in the position A at a distance dA=1 mm from another charged particle Q=1 mC. What is the work that has to be done to move Qo from position A to position B by following the dashed path in the figure below? Position B is dp30.5 mm away from Q. de da O 13. 5 x 106 J O It depends on the speed of Qo 00 J O 13. 5 x 108 J It depends on the length of the path

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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