Explain electric potential difference, Physics

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The electric field strength, defined as a force per unit charge, has the units Newton per coulomb, N/C.

The formula for electric potential difference, ΔV = Ed, though, suggests that E also can be expressed as volts per meter, V/m.

a. By analysis of the units, show that these two expressions for the units of electric field strength are equivalent.

 


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