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Moving 4.0 coulombs of charge through a circuit

requires 48 joules of electric energy. What is the

potential difference across this circuit?

(1) 190 V (3) 12 V

(2) 48 V (4) 4.0 V

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TaylorBayley

We know that V=E/Q Where V is the PD, E is the energy, and Q is the charge.

Substituting in the values gives V=48/4=12

Therefore the PD across the circuit is 12V

shubhamchouhanvrVT

The potential difference across this circuit will be 12V.

What will be the potential difference across this circuit?

Voltage is defined as the force which pushes the charge in the circuit the flow of charge depends on the voltages.

It is given that

Charge  \(Q=4\ C\)

Energy  \(E=48 \ J\)

As we know that potential difference is given as

\(V=\dfrac{E}{Q}\)

\(V=\dfrac{48}{4} =12\ volt\)

Thus potential difference across this circuit will be 12V.

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