A battery does work in moving charge around a circuit i.e. sustaining a current through the circuit. To illustrate this point, c

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A battery does work in moving charge around a circuit i.e. sustaining a current through the circuit. To illustrate this point, c

onsider a resistor with a voltage VVV across it and a current III flowing through it.

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snow_tiger [21] · Answer 1 · 2023-11-27T23:23:22+03:00

the work W done on the charge in terms of q, V, and/or I. is W =qV.

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Part A Focus on a single charge, q, passing through the resistor. Find the work W done on the charge by the electric field in the resistor. Express the work W done on the charge in terms of q, V, and/or I.

Transferring energy into an item to cause some displacement is what is referred to as work. The ability to perform tasks is referred to as energy. The work is consistently the same. Kinetic and potential energy are two examples of the various forms of energy.

Work done to move the charge across the potential difference is given as

W =qΔV

here the magnitude of charge is given as

charge = q

potential difference is given as

potential difference = V

so work done is given as

W =qV

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