QuestionQuestion 9

Voltages are always measured between two points. Why?

Solution

Voltage is measured between two points because it is relative quantity.
Explanation:
•	Since voltage or potential  difference is a work done in moving a charge from one point to another while keeping the electrostatic equilibrium:
Vb-Va = Wab/qo  (q node)
  • Work done is equal to change in potential energy
  • Voltage is the change in potential energy per unit charge
  • Voltage is difference in a potential between two points. Where as one point at higher potential and other at lower potential.
  • Hence voltage is measured between two points
    Physics XII (FBISE)

    Context

    Chapter 3: Electromagnetism

    Chapter 4: Electromagnetic induction

    Chapter 5: Alternating Current

    Chapter 6: Physics of Solids

    Chapter 7: Electronics

    Chapter 8: Dawn Of the Modern Physics

    Chapter 9: Atomic Spectra

    Chapter 10: Nuclear Physics

    Utopains

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