Physics, 29.03.2021 20:50 loll9416

How much work is done by a system in which a field strength of 130 N/C provides a force of 65 N through a potential difference of 450 V? Hi, I wondering if someone can help me with this question. Here is my work:

W= q × V
W= (F/E) × V (q gets changed into the force divided by the electric field

I got W= 225 J but I not sure if that is the correct answer

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