The electric potential energy (in unit J)of a charged object depends on the voltage it is subjected to by E=QV where Q is the charge on the object in Coulombs (C) and V is the voltage in volts. Suppose that during a storm, the potential difference between a storm cloud and the ground below is 45.5106 volts and the amount of charge held in the storm cloud, just before a lightning strike occurs, is 13.0 C. How much energy is transferred to the ground when the lightning strikes? Give your answer in the unit of MJ. 1 MJ = 1,000,000 J. please Keep 2 decimals