work done in moving 5c charge across the ends of a conductor is 100 j if the potential difference at one end of the conductor is 10 v find the potential difference at the other end of the conductor
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Answer:
10+(100/5)=30V
Explanation:
potential = work/charge
potential difference =
(work done to move)/charge
=100/5=20
p¹=10v
p²=10+(100/5)=30v
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Answer:
charge(Q) = 5 C
Work Done(W) = 100 J.
Voltage at one end of the Conductor = V1.
= 10 V.
Let the Voltage at other end of the Conductor be V2.
Using the Formula,
Work Done = Potential Difference ÷ Charge.
W = (V2 - V1)/Q
100 = (V2 - 10)/5
500 = V2 - 10
V2 = 490 V
Thus, the potential at other end of the Conductor is 490 V.
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