Which is the work required to move a charge? electric field electric field line electric potential electric potential energy

The correct answer is electric potential.

Explanation:

Electric potential is the amount of work done in bringing the unit positive charge from the reference point to the particular point.

But the charge is moved in such a way that it does not produce any acceleration.

The expression for the work

Here, q is the charge and V is the potential.

Therefore, electric potential is the work required to move a charge.

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