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-9.69 × 10^-3 J of work is required to move 1.78 µC between points A and B. The work is done against the field. The electric potential difference between these two points is

-9.69 × 10^-3 J of work is required to move 1.78 µC between points A and B. The work is done against the field. The electric potential difference between these two points is

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-9.69 × 10^-3 J of work is required to move 1.78 µC between points A and B. The work is done against the field. The electric potential difference between these two points is

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