Answer to Question #342442 in Physics for Ma. daniella gapa

Question #342442

How much work is needed to move a proton from a point with an potential of +75 V to a point where it is -25 V?

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"W=q(V_2\u2212V_1)\\\\\n=1.6\u221710^{\u221219}\u2217(75\u2212(\u221225))=1.6\u221710^{\u221217}\\:\\rm J"

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