how much work is done in bringing a charge of 2.5×10^-6 from one point to another if the potential difference between the two points is 4v
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Explanation:
v=w/q
4=w/2.5×10^-6
w=4×2.5×10^-6
w=10×10^-6
w=10^-5J
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Therefore the workdone on the charge is 10^-5 Joule.
Given : a charge of magnitude 2.5 × 10^-6 C is being brought from one point to another by applying potential difference between two points is 4 volts.
To find : The work done on the charge bringing from one point to another.
solution : we know, work done on the charge is given by, W = q × ∆P
where q is the charge and ∆P is the potential difference between the points.
⇒W = 2.5 × 10^-6 × 4
= 10^-5 J
Therefore the workdone on the charge is 10^-5 Joule.
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