

Potential Difference
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Physics
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10th - 12th Grade
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Ana Rodriguez
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Potential Difference

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Open Ended
Before a collision, a blue marble and a red marble have a combined momentum of 60 kg m/s. After a 0.02 s impact, the combined momentum of the blue and red marbles is 10 kg m/s. Determine the change in momentum?
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Open Ended
If the change in momentum is -50 kg m/s, and the collision lasted 0.02 seconds, what is the force that was imparted on the marbles?
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Potential Difference
Potential Difference: the difference in electrical potential between two points. Commonly referred to as voltage.
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Formula
V = W
q
V = Potential Difference (Volts, V)
W = Work (Joules, J)
q = Charge (columbs, C)
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Units
V = W
q
Vols (V) = Joules (J)
Coulombs (C)
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Open Ended
A potential difference of 1 V exists between two points, A and B, within an electric field. What is the magnitude of charge that requires 20 J of work to move it from A to B.
What is the the value of Each of the following variables?
V
W
q
Remember:
Potential Difference (V) is in Volts (V)
Work is in Joules (J)
Charge is in Coulombs (C)
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Example 1
A potential difference of 1 V exists between two points, A and B, within an electric field. What is the magnitude of charge that requires 20 J of work to move it from A to B?
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Open Ended
If 20 J of work is used to transfer 20 C of charge, the potential difference across the resistor is?
What is the the value of Each of the following variables?
V
W
q
Remember:
Potential Difference (V) is in Volts (V)
Work is in Joules (J)
Charge is in Coulombs (C)
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Example 2:
If 20 J of work is used to transfer 20 C of charge, the potential difference across the resistor is?
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Open Ended
The potential difference between the two terminals on a battery is 9 volts. How much work (energy) is required to transfer 150 coulombs of charge across the terminals?
What is the the value of Each of the following variables?
V
W
q
Remember:
Potential Difference (V) is in Volts (V)
Work is in Joules (J)
Charge is in Coulombs (C)
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Example 3
The potential difference between the two terminals on a battery is 9 volts. How much work (energy) is required to transfer 150 coulombs of charge across the terminals?
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