If a charge Q is moved from a point with electrostatic potential V(A) to another point with electrostatic potential V(B) then the work done W is given by W= Q* (V(B) - V(A) ).
So in your case the work done W= 3*12 =36J
Calculate the work done to carry a charge of 3 C, if the potential difference between two points is 10 V.