Question

Define electric potential and inductance using sentences an elementary student could understand. Do not use math

Answer 1

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. Electric Potential:

Electric Potential can be defined as the amount of work required to move a unit charge from infinity or reference point to a particular or specific point inside the electric field (without any accelerated motion of charge particle). The other terms for electric potential are 'electrostatic potential, potential difference(if a charge is moved from one point to another inside the field) or electric field potential.

2). Inductance:

It can be define as that property of electric circuits due to which it opposes any change in the voltage under the influence of changing magnetic field.

We can also say that the property of an electric conductor due to which it opposes any change in electric current passing through it. Any change in electric current results in the production of magnetic field which when varied results in the generation of Electro Motive Force (EMF) which according to Lenz law is produced in a way that it opposes its cause of production.

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Answer 2

Answer and Explanation:

1). Electric Potential:

Electric Potential can be defined as the amount of work required to move a unit charge from infinity or reference point to a particular or specific point inside the electric field (without any accelerated motion of charge particle). The other terms for electric potential are 'electrostatic potential, potential difference(if a charge is moved from one point to another inside the field) or electric field potential.

2). Inductance:

It can be define as that property of electric circuits due to which it opposes any change in the voltage under the influence of changing magnetic field.

We can also say that the property of an electric conductor due to which it opposes any change in electric current passing through it. Any change in electric current results in the production of magnetic field which when varied results in the generation of Electro Motive Force (EMF) which according to Lenz law is produced in a way that it opposes its cause of production.