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Which integral represents the total work done in charging a capacitor from zero charge to final charge \(Q\)?

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Question

Which integral represents the total work done in charging a capacitor from zero charge to final charge \(Q\)?

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  • \[W=\int_0^Q Cq\,dq\]

  • \[W=\int_0^Q\frac{q}{C}\,dq\]

  • \[W=\int_0^Q\frac{C}{q}\,dq\]

  • \[W=\int_0^Q\frac{Q}{C}\,dQ\]

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Solution

During charging, the potential difference at charge \(q\) is \(\frac{q}{C}\), so the incremental work is \(\frac{q}{C}\,dq\). Integrating this from zero charge to final charge \(Q\) gives the total work.

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