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How much work is required to move

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slega [8]3 years ago

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<span>So we want to know how much work is needed to move a charge Q=3C for a distance r=0.01m trough a potencial difference U=9V. Work of electric potential is defined as W=Q*U and we can now simply put in the numbers. We get: W=3C*9V=27J. So the correct answer is (2) 27J. </span>

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