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A charge of 2C moves between two plates maintained at potential difference of 10V . What is the energy acquired by the charge ?

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given that
potential diffrence=10V
charge =2C
we know that
potential diffrence=work done/charge
work done=charge×potential diffrence
work done=2×10
=20J
work done is a kind of energy
then
Energy=20J

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