Physics, asked by thahirmalakaran3172, 10 months ago

Does an object with twice the electric potential of another have twice the electrical potential energy

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Answered by hazel908

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No, an object with twice the electric potential will have twice the electric potential energy only if the two objects have the same charge. Electric potential equals electric potential energy divided by charge (V = EPE/q).
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