Science, asked by chrisaswaskha, 1 year ago

how much work is done in moving charge of 2 coulombs from a point at 118 volts to a point at 128 volts

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Answered by mantavyaagarwal
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The work done is simply charge multiplied by the change in potential.

So it is    2*(128-118) = 20. (sry but i am not sure about the units).
Answered by Anonymous
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Your question

how much work is done in moving charge of 2 coulombs from a point at 118 volts to a point at 128 volts ?

Too Easy

Your answer

Here ,

Given in the question →

  • Charge = 2 C , which has to move in electric field from a point 'A'(118) to point 'B' (128) (say)

  • So , Potential difference = 128 - 118 = 10 V

  • To Calculate Work done (W) = ?

We use the Formula ,

Work done = Total charge x potential difference

  • W = Q ( total ) x V

Here ,

  • Q = Total charge = Given = 2 C

And ,

  • V = Potential difference = 10 V

So the word done in moving the charge from A to B will be ,

  • W = 2 x 10

  • W = 20 joules

Work done = 20 joules.

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