a) State the relation between potential difference, work done and charge moved.
b) Calculate the work done in moving a charge of 4 coulombs from a point at 220 volts to another point at 230 volts.
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If potential difference is taken as V, work done W and the charge moved as Q then the relationship is :
V = W/Q
b) We know by the above that V = W/Q
So, the needed potential difference = 230 - 220 = 10 V
Charge = 4 C
10 = W/4
W = 40 J
So the work done is 40 J
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V = W/Q
b) We know by the above that V = W/Q
So, the needed potential difference = 230 - 220 = 10 V
Charge = 4 C
10 = W/4
W = 40 J
So the work done is 40 J
Hope This Helps You!
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when a charge (q) move in and potential difference(∆V) so work done is given as
work done = charge × potential difference
=) W = q×∆V -----------(1)
equation (1) is the required relation between work done, potential difference and change moved.
Now according to question.
Given that:-
charge (q) = 4 C
potential difference(∆V) =( 230 - 220)
= 10 volt
so work done (W) = q× ∆V
= 4 ×10 = 40 joule
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Hope it will help u
work done = charge × potential difference
=) W = q×∆V -----------(1)
equation (1) is the required relation between work done, potential difference and change moved.
Now according to question.
Given that:-
charge (q) = 4 C
potential difference(∆V) =( 230 - 220)
= 10 volt
so work done (W) = q× ∆V
= 4 ×10 = 40 joule
_________________________-_____
Hope it will help u
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