Q2 y В The size of a uniform electric field along the -y axis is 275 V /m. If the coordinates of point A are (-0.1, -0.3) m and the coordinates of point B are (0.2, 0.4) m, calculate the potential difference VB-VA. A) 324.6 V B) 287.6 V A C) 192.5 V D) 163.2 V E) 235.1 V

Q2 y В The size of a uniform electric field along the -y axis is 275 V /m. If the coordinates of point A are (-0.1, -0.3) m and the coordinates of point B are (0.2, 0.4) m, calculate the potential difference VB-VA. A) 324.6 V B) 287.6 V A C) 192.5 V D) 163.2 V E) 235.1 V

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E) 235.1 V
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