If work done in moving a charge of 20mC from infinity to a point O in an electric field is 15J , then what is the electric

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If work done in moving a charge of 20mC from infinity to a point O in an electric field is 15J , then what is the electric potential at this point?

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Ayla · Answer

★  pmb { red {Answer }}★                   The electric potential between two points is defined as the amount of work done by an external agent in moving a unit charge from one point to another.   Here one point is infinity.    Potential difference between two points = Work done / Quantity of charge in coulomb    Hence, P.D = W/q = 15 / (20 * 10-3) = 0.75 * 103 = 750 volts

Melody · Answer

Answer:   750 V   Step-by-step explanation:   V=W Q    W=15J    Q=20mC or 0.02C    therefore,15J/0.02C    =750V

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