part C)
q = 23 nC = 23 *10^-9 C
E = 4 *10^4 N/C
d = 2.4 m
theta = 45 degree
work done by the electric force = -q *E * d * cos(45 degree)
work done by the electric force = -23 * 10^-9 * 4 *10^4 * 2.4 * cos(45 degree)
work done by the electric force = -0.00156 J
the work done by the electric force is -0.00156 J
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