Physics, asked by gssidhu7224, 11 months ago

Calculate the work done in moving a charge of 2 coulombs from point at 118 v to a point at 128v

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Answered by singhr132017

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Answer: 20 Joule

Explanation:

Q = 2C

V1 = 128V

V2 = 118V

V =V2 - V1

= 128-118

=10 V

SINCE,

V=W/Q

W=V×Q

W=10×2

THEREFORE,

W=20 J

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