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Alexxx [7]
3 years ago
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what will be the work done if a Unit chargeis moved from infinity to a distance 'R' from infinitely large charged sheet? CUT TO

POINT ANSWER PLEASE
Physics
1 answer:
fredd [130]3 years ago
4 0
We know, W = k. q₁q₂/ [1/r₁² - r₂² ]

Here, r₁ = R
r₂ = ∞

Substitute their values, 
 W = k. q₁q₂/ [1/R - 1/∞]
 W = k. q₁q₂/ [1/R]
 W = k. q₁q₂/ R

Hope this helps!
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