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Which of the following relation is correct regarding potential difference (V)?
Which of the following relation is correct regarding potential difference (V)?
Updated On: May 12, 2024
- \(V=\frac {Fl}{q}\)
- \(V=\frac {Fq}{l}\)
- \(V=\frac {l}{Fq}\)
- \(V=\frac {q}{Fl}\)
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The correct option is (A): \(V=\frac {Fl}{q}\).
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