Potential difference = - area under the E-x graph
V3 - (-100) = - (200 x 2 + (0.5) (200) (3 - 2))
V3 + 100 = - 500
V3 = - 600 volts
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In the region of space depicted below, a uniform electric field
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white circle on the x-axis, to which point would it move to have
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