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An electric field is given by `vec(E )=(yhat(i)+hat(j))NC^(-1)`. Find the work done (in j) by the electric field in moving a 1 C charge form `vecr_(A)=(2 hat(i)+2 hat(j))m` to `vecr_(B)=(4 hat(i)+hat(j))m`.

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`W=q int_(vecr_(A))^(vecr_(B)) vec(E )* dvec(r )=1xxint_(2,2)^(4,1) (E_(x)dx+E_(y)dy)`
`=1xxint_(2,2)^(4,1)(y dx+x dy)= int_(2,2)^(4,1)d(xy)`
`[xy]_(2,2)^(4,1)=4xx1-2xx2=0`.
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