Physics, asked by khiten2024, 10 months ago

how much work is done when one coulomb charge moves against of potential difference of 1 volt

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Answered by sefaligupta2017

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Answer:

1 joule= 1 volt×1 coloumb

so, work done = 1 c × 1 v= 1 J

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