Science, asked by khushi846, 1 year ago

why potential difference =work done ÷quantity of charge moved

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Answered by samikshya7

potential difference is defined as the amount of work done (w) in moving the test charge (q) from infinity to the point of consideration,so according to the definition V=W/Q.....

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