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It requires an external work of 4.67 X 10-6 J to move a negative charge between...

It requires an external work of 4.67 X 10-6 J to move a negative charge between two charged parallel plates which are connected to a 12.0-volt battery. Calculate the negative charge's magnitude in microcoulombs, and indicate which way does the negative charge move( positive to negative/ or negative to positive)

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