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Potential at a point is said to be 1 volt, when …………… of work is done in bringing 1 coulomb charge from infinity to that point.
- 1 joule
- 5 joule
- 10 joule
- 1 erg
Current Electricity
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1 joule
Reason — The potential at a point is defined as 1 volt when 1 joule of work is done in bringing 1 coulomb charge from infinity to that point.
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