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It Takes 10 J of Work to Push a Charge

Question 23

Question 23

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It takes 10 J of work to push a charge initially at rest into an electric field.If the charge is then released,it flies back to its initial position with a kinetic energy of


A) zero.
B) 5 J.
C) 10 J.
D) more than 10 J.
E) need more information.

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