A negative charge with the magnitude of 5 nC (nano- Coulombs) accelerates in a constant electric field. The work done by the electric force is 15 \times 10 -4J. The value of electric potential at the initial location of the charge is 100 kV. Determine the potential at the final location.

A negative charge with the magnitude of 5 nC (nano- Coulombs) accelerates in a constant electric field. The work done by the electric force is 15 \times 10 -4J. The value of electric potential at the initial location of the charge is 100 kV. Determine the potential at the final location.

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