How much energy is given to each coulomb of charge passing through a 6 V battery?
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The overall energy offered to every coulomb of the charge is similar to the overall amount of work that is performing in moving it is given below.
It is a well-known fact that the work done is equal to potential difference × charge.
The potential difference is 6 V and charge is 1 C.
The work done is equal to 6 Joule.
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Given
Q= 1 C
V = 6 V
V = W/Q
W = Q × V
work done = 1 C × 6 V
= 6 J
Energy = Work done
Energy = 6 J
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