2. A charge q starts at point P₁ in a uniform E-Field, E = 200 N/C. As the charge moves from point P₁ to P₂ answer the following. a) q = +3.0 μC Ē b) q = +3.0 μC P₁ P₂ 10 cm 5 cm 0 cm (i) V: increase/ decrease / stay the same (ii) PE: increase/ decrease / stay the same (iii) Moves on its own /external work needed (iv) AV = _; APE =

2. A charge q starts at point P₁ in a uniform E-Field, E = 200 N/C. As the charge moves from point P₁ to P₂ answer the following. a) q = +3.0 μC Ē b) q = +3.0 μC P₁ P₂ 10 cm 5 cm 0 cm (i) V: increase/ decrease / stay the same (ii) PE: increase/ decrease / stay the same (iii) Moves on its own /external work needed (iv) AV = _; APE =

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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