Physics, asked by tarun494, 8 months ago

Find the manitude of a charge that can be moved from infinity to a point in an electric field where the potential is 20 V, by spending 600 J of work.

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Answered by dinesh6075

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Answer:

As We know that

Electric potential =work doné /charge

V=w/q

as per question

20V = 600J/Q

Q= 600/20

Q= 30C

therefore The magnitude of charge is 30C

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