uniform electric field with magnitude of 8.00 * 104 that is directed vertically upward has a m harge of 40.0 nC placed inside. What is the change in potential energy of moving the charge a. 0.65 m to the right b. 0.85 m vertically upward c. 0.40 m downward at an angle of 25° from the horizontal

uniform electric field with magnitude of 8.00 * 104 that is directed vertically upward has a m harge of 40.0 nC placed inside. What is the change in potential energy of moving the charge a. 0.65 m to the right b. 0.85 m vertically upward c. 0.40 m downward at an angle of 25° from the horizontal

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charge of 40.0 nC placed inside. What is the change in potential energy of moving the charge
a. 0.65 m to the right
b. 0.85 m vertically upward
C. 0.40 m downward at an angle of 25° from the horizontal

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