The work done by an external force to
move a charge from point A to point B
is 15x10 44...
Physics, 22.02.2021 23:40 mackenzie27717
The work done by an external force to
move a charge from point A to point B
is 15x10 44). If the charge was started
from rest and had of kinetic energy
4.82x10 KJ when it reached point B.
what must be the potential difference
between A and B? How far apart is
point B from point A?
Answers: 1
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