A 2uc charge is moved along an equipotential surface having a potential of -4 volt the work done is
Answers
Given:-
- Charge ,Q = 2µC
- Potential Difference ,V = -4 v
To Find:-
- Work done ,W
Solution:-
As we know that potential difference is also defined as the work done by charge .
Now, Converting the Unit here
1µC (microcoulomb) = 10^-6 C
Therefore, 2 µC = 2× 10^-6 C
• V = W/Q
Where,
V is the potential difference
W is the Work Done
Q is the Charge.
Substitute the value we get
➨ -4 = W/2×10^-6
➨ W = -4×2 × 10^-6
➨ W = -8 × 10^-6 J
Therefore, the Work Done is -8 × 10^-6 Joules.
Here, we have given that 2µC of charge is moving along an equipotential surface which have potential diff. of -4 volt and we have to calculate the work done by it.
In this question f1st we change the unit of charge from microcoulomb to Coulomb. The simply using the formula (V = w/q) then substituting values into it and hence we will got our required answer.
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Given:
◗Charge = 2µC
◗Potential Difference = -4V
Find:
◖Work Done by it.
Solution:
Here, we have 2µC of charge
we, know that 1µC =
So, 2µC =
Now, using
Substituting these values: