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A charge of +1.4 × 10Ò coulombs moves from point A to B. What is the potential difference between the two points if the work done on the charge is +3.4 × 10¥ joules?
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A charge of +1.4 × 10Ò coulombs moves from point A to B. What is the potential difference between the two points if the work done on the charge is +3.4 × 10¥ joules?
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The exponents in both data quantities needed to calculate the answer have been corrupted and misprinted, so no answer is possible. Proofreading was REALLY needed for this one, but alas . . .
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