The electric field in vacuum is given to be 15 N/C directed 43 degrees south of west. Given this electric field, determine the potential difference in moving a 2.5-nC charge 26 m directed 57 degrees north of east. Assume the charge and the electric field are in vacuum.
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The electric field in vacuum is given to be 15 N/C directed 43 degrees south of west. Given this electric field, determine the potential difference in moving a 2.5-nC charge 26 m directed 57 degrees north of east. Assume the charge and the electric field are in vacuum.
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