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Find the amount of work done in moving a 5C charge from point A at 6 volts to a point B at 16 volts

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:-

w = 50 joule

Given :-

Q = 5c

 p_A = 6v , p_B = 16 v

To find:-

The total work done.

Solution:-

Let the amount of work done to move the charge from potential A to potential B be W.

Now,

Net potential difference =  P_B - P_A

 P = 16 - 6

 p = 10 v

Then,

 \huge \boxed{v = \dfrac{w}{q}}

Put the given value,

 10 = \dfrac{w}{5}

 w = 50 j

hence,

The work done to bring the charge from 16 v to 6 v is 50 j.

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