
Arturo O. answered 04/21/18
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Student,
Without the picture to look at it, it is difficult for a tutor to answer the question. But in any case, if you move a charge q from a point where the potential is V1 to a point where it is V2, the electrical work done is
W = -qΔV = q(V1 - V2)
Now apply this equation to the configurations in the picture, and solve for ΔV.
Without the picture to look at it, it is difficult for a tutor to answer the question. But in any case, if you move a charge q from a point where the potential is V1 to a point where it is V2, the electrical work done is
W = -qΔV = q(V1 - V2)
Now apply this equation to the configurations in the picture, and solve for ΔV.