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Puneeth423
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We knew energy is lost when a charge accelerates. What is the form of the energy? Which form of energy of theirs are these charges releasing?
The equation for calculating energy lost by charge due to acceleration is E = qV, where E is the energy lost, q is the charge, and V is the potential difference.
The energy lost by a charge is directly proportional to the acceleration. This means that as the acceleration increases, the energy lost also increases.
The unit of measurement for energy lost by charge due to acceleration is joules (J).
Yes, the energy lost by a charge due to acceleration is always negative. This is because the charge loses energy as it accelerates.
No, energy cannot be gained by a charge due to acceleration. The energy lost by the charge is converted into other forms, such as heat or light, but the total energy of the charge cannot increase.