MCQ
what is the potential difference between two points, if 2J of work must be done to move a 4 mC charge from one point to another is:
  • A
    50 V
  • B
    500 V
  • C
    5 V
  • D
    5000 V

Answer

  1. 500 V

Explanation:

The total work done = energy transferred.

So, we might see the equation energy = voltage x charge, E = V × Q, written as,

work = voltage x charge, W = V × Q.

In this case, the charge is 4 mC, that is, 0.004 C and work done is 2J.

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