PhysicsWhich of the following is the relationship between the potential difference (V), work done (W), and charge moved (Q)?

Which of the following is the relationship between the potential difference (V), work done (W), and charge moved (Q)?


  1. A
    W = Q ×V
  2. B
    Q = W ×V
  3. C
    V = W ×Q
  4. D
    None of these 

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    Solution:

    W = Q ×V  is the relationship between the potential difference (V), work done (W) and charge moved (Q)
    The potential difference between points in an electric circuit is equal to the amount of work done in moving a unit charge from one point to another point.
    If potential difference = V, moving charge = Q 
    then, work done (W) = Q × V.
     

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