Science, asked by tsharma23341, 7 months ago

the amount of work done in moving unit positive charge from a point at 120 volt to 130 volt is

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Answered by sakshijalan82191

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Answer:

w= p/t

hope it helps u..........

Answered by Noorthrifty

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Answer:

Explanation:

V1=120v

V2=130v

therefore V=V2-V1

= 130-120

=. 10v

Now, Q=1c

V=W/Q

10v=W/1c

or W= 10v*1c

W= 10J

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