A charge of 50C is moved from infinity to two points A and B in an electric field. The work done to do so up-to A and B is 20J and 30J respectively. What is the potential difference between points A and B?
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Given :
Charge of particle , Q = 50 C .
To Find :
The potential difference between point a and b .
Solution :
We know , potential energy is given by change in work done by charge on particle .
\begin{gathered}V=\dfrac{Difference\ in\ work\ Done}{Charge}\\\\V=\dfrac{W_f-W_i}{Q}\\\\V=\dfrac{25-20}{50}\ V\\\\V=0.1 \ V\end{gathered}
V=
Charge
Difference in work Done
V=
Q
W
f
−W
i
V=
50
25−20
V
V=0.1 V
Therefore , potential difference between point a and b is 0.1 V .
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