If a unit charge is taken from one point to another over an equipotential surface, then
work is done on the charge
work is done by the charge
work on the charge is constant
no work is done
A
work is done by the charge
B
no work is done
C
work is done on the charge
D
work on the charge is constant
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→ We know equipotential surface has constant potential and they are perpendicular to electric field. We know work done =ΔV×Q As there is no change in V while moving on equipotential surface Work done =0
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