Suppose there is an isolated charge (+1.5x10-19C) that is displaced from point A to B due to the electric force. As the charge moves, it produces an electric field which has a magnitude of 6.9 N/C. Find A B the work done by the electric force of the charge if it moves 1.5 m from its original position. + + + +

Suppose there is an isolated charge (+1.5x10-19C) that is displaced from point A to B due to the electric force. As the charge moves, it produces an electric field which has a magnitude of 6.9 N/C. Find A B the work done by the electric force of the charge if it moves 1.5 m from its original position. + + + +

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