the magnitude of a charge on a particle which is moving with 10 metre per second is 2 coulomb now the velocity of the charge is doubled, then new charge is
Question
the magnitude of a charge on a particle which is moving with 10 metre per second is 2 coulomb now the velocity of the charge is doubled, then new charge is
Solution
The charge on a particle does not change with the change in velocity. The charge on a particle is a fundamental property and remains constant. Therefore, even if the velocity of the particle is doubled, the charge remains 2 Coulombs.
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