Physics, asked by jiminsful, 16 days ago

The work done in taking a charge of 1 C from X to Y is​

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Answered by Sayantana
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Concept

  • The electric field produced by a point charge will spreaded in a spherical manner surrounding itself.
  • So we draw a sphere at each distance from it 'r' , we will spherical sphells.
  • In each sphere, the surface of sphere of some radius(R) at each point will have same electric field.
  • Those spherical shells are the equipotential surfaces where Electric lines perpendicular cut outwards.

Solution:

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q\Delta{V}

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q\Delta{V}

According to points we can say that potential at X and Y is same.

\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \:  \therefore V_x = V_y = V

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q(V_{final}-V_{initial})

\implies \rm W_{ext} = -q(V_y -V_z) = -q(V-V)

\implies\bf WORK \: DONE = 0 \:Joule

work done in taking a charge of 1 C from X to Y is Zero.

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Answered by MuskanJoshi14
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Explanation:

Concept

  • The electric field produced by a point charge will spreaded in a spherical manner surrounding itself.
  • So we draw a sphere at each distance from it 'r' , we will spherical sphells.
  • In each sphere, the surface of sphere of some radius(R) at each point will have same electric field.
  • Those spherical shells are the equipotential surfaces where Electric lines perpendicular cut outwards.

Solution:

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q\Delta{V}

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q\Delta{V}

According to points we can say that potential at X and Y is same.

\: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \: \:  \therefore V_x = V_y = V

\implies\rm W_{ext} = - q(V_{final}-V_{initial})

\implies \rm W_{ext} = -q(V_y -V_z) = -q(V-V)

\implies\bf WORK \: DONE = 0 \:Joule

★ work done in taking a charge of 1 C from X to Y is Zero.

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