how much work is done in moving a charge of across two points having a potential difference of 12 volt
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The difference in potential causes the charge to flow.
Furthermore, the Workdone(W) on the charge(of magnitude q) to move it against the field is Potential difference(V),
i.e, V=W/q
Now, the potential difference maintained is 12V, the only factor upon which the work depends is the magnitude of the charge, say q be the charge of that particle, then work done by the knowledge of potential difference,
W = 12(q)
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