\WABC = Fdcos? = (qE)(AC)cos? =(qE)(L/cos?)cos? =
qEL
or WABC = WAB +WBC=qEL
qEL
conclusion: Coulumb forces are conservative
work done by the filed = change in potential enegy of the particle due to the field
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