Set of equipotential surfaces seen incross-sections

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The drawing shows a set of equipotential surfaces seen incross-sections. Each is labeled according to its electricpotential. A 4.3 x 10^-7 C point charge is placed atposition A. Find the work done on the point charge by theelectric force when it is moved (a) fromA to B, and (b) A toC.

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