Consider a charge of -2.0 mC between two charged parallel plates as shown below. What will be the change in the potential energy (AU) of this charge when it is moved from point B to point A if the potential difference AV (=V-VR) is +1000 V? A. -2.0 J B. +2.0 J C. -2000 J D. +2000 J E. OJ A | + + + +

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