Circuit Elements and Equations | Voltage, Current, Resistance, and Power

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Whats the difference between the potential energy formula in this video (U=qv/2) versus the potential energy in the electrophysics video where U=qed? when do you use which?

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yeah second one is for electric field and first one is actually the potential energy of a capacitor. So if u are given with electric field then use second one whereas when u are dealing with Capacitor and u are asked to find potential energy then u can use first one. Hope it helps😊!

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