4. Given these equipotential lines,What is the average electric field between these lines?A) 0.1 V/m↑ B) 0.9 V/m ↑ C) 10 V/m ↑D) 0.1 V/m E) 0.9 V/m F) 10 V/m↓(b)If you moved a -4.7 μC charge from the top line tothe bottom line, what is the change in the charge's potentialenergy PE?A) -14.1 μJ B) -3 μJ C) -0.6μJD) 0.6J E) 3μJ F) 14.1 μJ0.3m-4.7μC5V2V

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4. Given these equipotential lines, (a) A) 0.1 V/m↑ B) 0.9 V/m↑ C) 10 V/m ↑ D) 0.1 V/m E) 0.9 V/m F) 10 V/m What is the average electric field between these lines? (b) If you moved a -4.7 μC charge from the top line to the bottom line, what is the change in the charge's potential. energy PE? A) -14.1 μJ B) -3 μJ C) -0.6μJ D) 0.6J E) 3μJ F) 14.1 μJ 0.3m -4.7μC 5V 2V

4. Given these equipotential lines, (a) A) 0.1 V/m↑ B) 0.9 V/m↑ C) 10 V/m ↑ D) 0.1 V/m E) 0.9 V/m F) 10 V/m What is the average electric field between these lines? (b) If you moved a -4.7 μC charge from the top line to the bottom line, what is the change in the charge's potential. energy PE? A) -14.1 μJ B) -3 μJ C) -0.6μJ D) 0.6J E) 3μJ F) 14.1 μJ 0.3m -4.7μC 5V 2V

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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