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How much work is needed to move 5 C of charge through a potential difference of 12 V?

  1. 60 J
  2. 2.4 J
  3. 17 J
  4. 0.42 J

Answer

A. 60 J

Solution

W=QV=(5 C)(12 V)=60 J.

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