Take a look at the shown spherical equipotential surfaces of a positive point charge. The -5.0 [V]equipotential curve is used to transport a positive test charge qo=1.00×10-⁹ [C] from X to Z, andsubsequently from Z to Y in a straight line. What is the total work done by the electric field inmoving the test charge?A. Zero-9B. +5.0 x 10-⁹ [J]-9C. +10. x 10-⁹ [J]D. 10. x 10-⁹ []YV 0.6-VOI-

Take a look at the shown spherical equipotential surfaces of a positive point charge. The equipotential curve is used to transport a positive test charge qo=1.00×10-⁹ [C] from X t subsequently from Z to Y in a straight line. What is the total work done by the electric moving the test charge? A. Zero B. +5.0 x 10-⁹ V] C. +10. x 10-⁹ [J] -9 D. 10. x 10-⁹ V Y V 0.6- VOI-

Take a look at the shown spherical equipotential surfaces of a positive point charge. The equipotential curve is used to transport a positive test charge qo=1.00×10-⁹ [C] from X t subsequently from Z to Y in a straight line. What is the total work done by the electric moving the test charge? A. Zero B. +5.0 x 10-⁹ V] C. +10. x 10-⁹ [J] -9 D. 10. x 10-⁹ V Y V 0.6- VOI-

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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