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Engineering, 03.04.2021 22:30 nadiachinkatok78

A point charge of 1 nC carries over two paths in an electric field of = 2 + V / m. The first path starts at A (2, 30º, 0) and ends at point C (4, -90 º, 0) through the point B (2, -90 º, 0). The second path starts from the point A (2, 30º, 0) and ends at the point C (4, -90º, 0) through the point D (4, 30º, 0). Calculate the energy consumed while the load is transported separately on both paths.

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