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5: The terminals of a battery have a potential difference of 16 V, with the positive terminal having the higher potential. How much electrical potential energy does a five coulomb charge lose if it travels from the higher potential terminal to the lower potenual terminal? А: 36 40 C: 80 D: 16

5: The terminals of a battery have a potential difference of 16 V, with the positive terminal having the higher potential. How much electrical potential energy does a five coulomb charge lose if it travels from the higher potential terminal to the lower potenual terminal? А: 36 40 C: 80 D: 16

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that is, until the opposite charges were equal in magnitude.
l difference is established across a capacitor and then the enerey
ould then flow until the field dis-
tric lield
eceding
inside
the capacitor will continue to h
4 mk
5: The terminals of a battery have a potential difference of 16 V, with the positive
terminal having the higher potential. How much electrical potential energy does ati
coulomb charge lose if it travels from the higher potential terminal to the lower potential
terminal?
g'
(5c)
А: 36
40
C:80
D: 16
6: Given two charges, q, = 1 X 10° coulomb and q2 = -5 X 10° coulomb. If q2 is located
at 30 centimeters on the x-axis and g, is located at the origin of the Cartesian axis as
shown. Find the electric field at the field point having coordinates y = -30 centimeters
and x = 0.
A: 100
B 197
ted
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