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Potential energy is the energy of a body or a system due to the position of the body or the arrangement of the particles of the system.
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What does electric potential mean in a circuit?
As we know that electric potential at a point is defined as a work done by me to carry unit charge from infinity to that point. How can I use this definition in an electric circuit that contains a bat …
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Surface energy concept confusion
How the molecule of the water at surface has higher potential energy than the molecule of water inside bulk? How is the definition of potential energy (work done by me to put the charge where they are …
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Please clarify doubt concerning potential enegry
Here potential energy of PARTICLES is the work done by me to put the particles one by one where they are. Potential energy of a particles is right
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Confusion regarding energy
As we know that potential energy done of particle a point is defined as the work done by external source to carry particle from infinity to that point. Now suppose the non-polar particle is in liquid …
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