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Chapter 26: Q. 17 (page 738)

How much work does the charge escalator do to move 1.0渭C of charge from the negative terminal to the positive terminal of a 1.5V battery?

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The work done is1.5渭J

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01

Given information and theory used  

Given :

Charge :1.0渭C

Battery Voltage : 1.5V

Theory used :

The work is equal toW=q鈭�V

02

Calculating Work done

The work is equal to the charge's change in potential energy, which is equal to the charge multiplied by the potential difference: W=q鈭�V

鈬�W=q鈭�V=1.0渭C路1.5V=1.5渭J

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