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A charge of 20μC produces an electric field. Two points are 10 cm and 5 cm away from this charge. Find the values of potentials at these points and also find the amount of work done to take an electron from one point to the other.

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VA=14πϵ0qrA=9×109×20×1060.05
VA=36×105V
VB=14πϵ0qrB=9×109×20×1060.1
VB=18×105V
Work done=eV
W=1.6×1019(36×10518×105)
W=28.8×1024j=0.18meV

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