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A charge q is accelerated through a potential difference of V. the kinetic energy gain by charge is

(a) q V (b) V / q

(c) V (d) q / V​

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Answered by nirman95
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Given:

A charge q is accelerated through a potential difference of V.

To find:

Kinetic energy gained by charge?

Calculation:

In these type of questions, its best to apply the concept of mechanical energy conservation.

According to CONSERVATION OF MECHANICAL ENERGY:

  • The magnitude of change in potential energy will be equal to the magnitude of change in the kinetic energy.

 \therefore \:  | \Delta KE |  =  | \Delta PE |

 \implies\:  | \Delta KE |  =  charge \times (potential \: difference)

 \implies\:  | \Delta KE |  =  q \times V

 \implies\:  | \Delta KE |  =  q V

So, gain in KE by charge is qV.

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