In the figure, we move a proton from point i to point f in a uniform electric field. Is positive or negative work done by (a) the electric field, (b) the proton? (c) and our force? (d) Does the electric potential energy increase or decrease? (e) Does the proton move to a point of higher or lower electric potential? Q5. +V +++++++ -V

In the figure, we move a proton from point i to point f in a uniform electric field. Is positive or negative work done by (a) the electric field, (b) the proton? (c) and our force? (d) Does the electric potential energy increase or decrease? (e) Does the proton move to a point of higher or lower electric potential? Q5. +V +++++++ -V

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