Which of the following describe a scenario where the charge being moved increases its energy? a The work done has zero value; b Insufficient information; c The work done has a positive value; d The work done has a negative value;

Which of the following describe a scenario where the charge being moved increases its energy? a The work done has zero value; b Insufficient information; c The work done has a positive value; d The work done has a negative value;

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Which of the following describe a scenario where the charge being moved increases its energy?

	a	The work done has zero value;
	b	Insufficient information;
	c	The work done has a positive value;
	d	The work done has a negative value;

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