Calculate the work done to move a Q= - 10uC load from(0,0,0) m to (6,2,0) m...

Calculate the work done to move a Q= - 10uC load from(0,0,0) m to (6,2,0) m within the elektrick field of

E = (x/3+3y) ax+3xay V/m

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