Asked by Sushmitha
I need help with two questions:
1) An object can only have a charge that is an integral multiple of the charge on the ___.
Am I correct with "electron" as the answer? or possibly elementary charge?
2) The difference in potential between any two points in a field is the ___ required to move a unit of whatever is affected by the field between the two points.
Is "work" a possibility? Is "energy" better?
1) An object can only have a charge that is an integral multiple of the charge on the ___.
Am I correct with "electron" as the answer? or possibly elementary charge?
2) The difference in potential between any two points in a field is the ___ required to move a unit of whatever is affected by the field between the two points.
Is "work" a possibility? Is "energy" better?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
electron.
work; or energy both are correct.
work; or energy both are correct.
Answered by
Damon
1. yes, electron
2. work is what you mean
in a potential field the work done to move from point A to point B is equal to the change in potential energy
2. work is what you mean
in a potential field the work done to move from point A to point B is equal to the change in potential energy
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