Physics, asked by kavina42001, 1 year ago

1. how much energy is given to each coulomb of charge passing through 6 volt of battery??
2. what is the potential difference between the terminals of a battery if 200J of work is required to transfer 20 coulomb of charge to one terminal of battery??

Answers

Answered by namku
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1.work done  = pd x charge
                 =6x1
                 =6 joule

2. pd = work /charge
         = 200/20
          =10 volts

kavina42001: umm..... is this correct
kavina42001: ok. what is "pd"??
namku: potential difference yup it is correct
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Answered by shiraj
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since Potential difference between 2 points = (work required to move a charge between the 2 points) / (charge)
therefore, work required to move a charge between the 2 points = Potential difference between 2 points x charge = 6 volts x 1 C  = 6 joules (J).So energy given is also 6 joules.

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