A charge of 70 A ·h (ampere-hours) moves through a poten - difference of 25 V. What are (a) the charge in coulombs and (b) the magnitude of the change in the potential energy of the charge?

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Evie Hughes

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2 January, 02:08

A charge of 70 A ·h (ampere-hours) moves through a poten - difference of 25 V. What are (a) the charge in coulombs and (b) the magnitude of the change in the potential energy of the charge?

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Given,

Charge, q = 70 A. h

Potential difference, V = 25 V

a) Charge, q = ?

we know that

q = I t

= 70 A. h

= 70 x 60 x 60 A. s

= 252,000 C

b) Potential energy of the charge

U = q V

U = 252,000 x 25

U = 6,300,000 J