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How much work will be done in bringing a charge of 3 x 10–2 coulombs from infinity to a point P at which the potential is 20 V?

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Answered by Anonymous
56
V=W/Q
W=VQ
W= 20×3×10^-2
W=6×10^-1
Answered by krithikasmart11
6

Answer:

Work done is 0.6 J

Explanation:

.Given

W is the work done in bring a charge

Q is the charge = 3x10^-2 C

V is the potential= 20 V

To find : Work will be done in bringing a charge of 3 x 10–2 coulombs from infinity to a point P at which the potential is 20 V.

Step by step explanation :

Potential difference = Work done / charge

Work done = potential difference x Charge

W=V.Q

W= 20x3x10^-2

W= 60x10^-2

W=0.6 joule

Work will be done in bringing a charge of 3 x 10–2 coulombs from infinity to a point P at which the potential is 20 V is 0.6 Joules.

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