Point charge q1 is held fixed at the origin as shown. Point charge q2 moves along the x axis. During the displacement of q2 from A to B how much work is done on this charge by the force that q1 exerts?

Point charge q1 is held fixed at the origin as shown. Point charge q2 moves along the x axis. During the displacement of q2 from A to B how much work is done on this charge by the force that q1 exerts?

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