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Discussion Forum : Voltage and Current - General Questions (Q.No. 2)
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If 60 J of energy are available for every 15 C of charge, what is the voltage?
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Srinaga said:
1 decade ago
Hey
Here problem is about a single charge . if suppose +Ve charge has 15C charge and has energy 60 J than what is the value of potential generated by it.
we can not treat it as capacitor because in capacitor we treat the potential difference applied between plates.so kindly have it simple case. E = q . V = = 4 volt
Here problem is about a single charge . if suppose +Ve charge has 15C charge and has energy 60 J than what is the value of potential generated by it.
we can not treat it as capacitor because in capacitor we treat the potential difference applied between plates.so kindly have it simple case. E = q . V = = 4 volt
T. Lakshmi said:
1 decade ago
w=60J q=15C
v= w/q
v=60/15
v=4v
v= w/q
v=60/15
v=4v
Shekhar said:
1 decade ago
Here problem is about a single charge . if suppose +Ve charge has 15C charge and has energy 60 J than what is the value of potential generated by it.
we can not treat it as capacitor because in capacitor we treat the potential difference applied between plates.so kindly have it simple case. E = q . V = = 4 volt
we can not treat it as capacitor because in capacitor we treat the potential difference applied between plates.so kindly have it simple case. E = q . V = = 4 volt
MANJULA said:
1 decade ago
E=qv
v=q/E
V=60/15=4V
v=q/E
V=60/15=4V
Vinay said:
1 decade ago
current=charge/time
power=voltage*current
p=qv/t
E=p*t=q*v
v=E/q=60/15=4 volts
power=voltage*current
p=qv/t
E=p*t=q*v
v=E/q=60/15=4 volts
CHETAN KUMAR said:
2 decades ago
ENERGY=(1/2)C*V*V
SO ENERGY=1/2Q*V
V=2*60/15
V=8 volt
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SO ENERGY=1/2Q*V
V=2*60/15
V=8 volt
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.M.PANDIYARAJAN said:
2 decades ago
a] energy in power=60
b] current in charge=15
Formula : p=v*i
v=p/i
v=60/15
v=4v
b] current in charge=15
Formula : p=v*i
v=p/i
v=60/15
v=4v
Sekar said:
2 decades ago
Energy = Voltage * Current
60 = Voltage*15
Voltage = 60/15
Voltage = 4
60 = Voltage*15
Voltage = 60/15
Voltage = 4
M.Naresh said:
2 decades ago
E = 1/2*C*(V)^2
where E = Energy, C = Capicitanence, V = Voltage
where E = Energy, C = Capicitanence, V = Voltage
Ravikumar said:
2 decades ago
Volt* Coulombs/sec = Joules/sec.
Volt = Joules/Coulombs
= 60/15
= 4v.
Volt = Joules/Coulombs
= 60/15
= 4v.
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