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of 0-1 coulomb. Calculate the energy released when it is discharged, A condenser is charged to a P. D. of 200 volt and it possesses a charge Ans. 10 joule.

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A condenser is charged to a P. D. of 200 volt and it possesses a charge
Ans. 10 joule.

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