Physics, asked by vanditbadjatiya8327, 11 months ago

Calculate the work done in moving a charge of 4 coulomb from a point of 220 volts to another point of 230 volts.

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Answered by daivikdev44
0

Potential difference=230-220

=10V

we know,

Potential difference=work done / charge moved

10=w/4

w=(10×4)V

=40V

Answered by Anonymous
1

\huge\bold{Answer:-}

Given :

  • Quantity of Charge Moved = 4C

  • Potential difference from one point to other point is 220V to 230 V

To Find :- The work Done

Solution:-

Potential difference =( 230 - 220) V = 10 V

Charge moved = 4 C

we know ,

Potential difference = \dfrac{Work \:Done}{Charge \:Moved}

V = \dfrac{W}{Q}

10 = \dfrac{W}{4}

W = 10 × 4 j

W = 40 j

Therefore , Work done is 40 joule.

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