Concept explainers
Work done to move a charge through a given potential difference.
Answer to Problem 105A
The work done to move the charge through the given potential difference is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
A
Formula used:
The work done in moving a charge through a potential difference is the product of the potential difference and the magnitude of the charge. It can be expressed mathematically as,
Calculation:
For a given potential difference of 2500 V, the work done to move the charge of magnitude
Conclusion:
The work done to move the given charge through the potential difference is 16 J.
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