An external agent moves a particle ofcharge-Qwith a constant velocity in a region wherean electric dipole exists as shown in thefigure. The particle follows three differentpaths given by I, II, and III. What is thecorrect order of the work done on theparticle by the force with respect to thepaths? Note: the red lines in the figureindicate electric field lines while the bluedashed lines indicate the equipotentiallines.OA) W₁>W>W IIIOB) W₁=W=W09)W₁W₁>WIIIO E)

We have to compare the work done on the particle on the three paths

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