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A uniform electric field E exists between two oppositely charged plates (Fig. 3.38). What will be the work done in moving a charge q along a closed rectangular path ?
.

A

Zero

B

q

C

`qE(PQ+QR+SR+SP)`

D

`q//epsi_(0)`

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