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How much work is required to move a negative charge, of q = -20 uC and m = 65 g, from point '1' to point "2" along the x-axis away from the long uniformly charged line that is parallel to the y-axis as shown in the figure below? The initial and final positions of the charge are a = 25 cm and b = 40 cm and the linear charge density of the line is k = 60 nC/cm. K X a b The work required, W = Units Select an answer v If the same charge is released from rest from point "2', what will be the speed of this charge as it passes point 1? The speed at '1', V = Unit v Select an answer C Question Help: ) Message instru V*m N/C Submit Question V kg m S