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A 2F capacitor charged from 10 volts battery. What is the stored energy (in J)

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Answered by Eagleami
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Answered by Ekaro
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Capacitance of capacitor = 2μF

Voltage of battery = 10 volts

We have to find energy stored in capacitor in μJ.

⧪ Energy stored in capacitor is given by

  • E = 1/2 × CV²
  • E = QV/2
  • E = Q²/2C

We have given values of capacitance and voltage so we will use first formula.

⭆ E = 1/2 × CV²

⭆ E = 1/2 × 2 × (10)²

⭆ E = 200/2

E = 100 μJ

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