calculate the work done is moving a charge of 3 coulomb from O point where potential is 20 volt to another point where potential is 40 volt?
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Potential Difference between two points can be defined as the work done to bring a unit charge from one point to the other.
So let the point A have potential 20V and point B have potential 40V.
Potential Difference = 40V-20V = 20V
And, Potential Difference = Work Done per charge
so, 20V = Work / 3C
60J = Work Ans
So let the point A have potential 20V and point B have potential 40V.
Potential Difference = 40V-20V = 20V
And, Potential Difference = Work Done per charge
so, 20V = Work / 3C
60J = Work Ans
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