Answer to Question #96792 in Electricity and Magnetism for k

Question #96792
A charge of +0.25 C is moved from a position where the electric potential is 10V to a position where it is 90V what is the change in the potential energy of the charge ?
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2019-10-21T08:53:29-0400

The change in potential energy of the charge is q(ϕ2ϕ1)q(\phi_2 - \phi_1), where q=0.25Cq = 0.25 C is charge, ϕ2=90V\phi_2 = 90 V - final potential, ϕ1=10V\phi_1 = 10 V - initial potential. The change is thus 0.25C(90V10V)=20J0.25 C \cdot (90 V - 10 V) = 20 J.


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