How much work would it take to move a coulomb charge across a 4 volt potential difference?

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Kaila Avila

Physics

23 August, 15:03

How much work would it take to move a coulomb charge across a 4 volt potential difference?

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Heath Mclaughlin · Answer 1

Answer: 4 Joules

Explanation:

Given: Charge = 1C

Potential difference = 4V

Now, we can find the work done is moving a charge across a potential difference. The formula used is:

Work done (W) = charge (Q) * potential difference (V)

⇒ work done = 1C*4V

= 4 Joules

Zachariah Durham · Answer 2

Answer is 4 joules I'll explain below