A coulomb of charge that passes through a 6-volt battery is given
A) 6 ohms.
B) 6 watts.
C) 6 joules.
D) 6 newtons.
E) 6 amperes.

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The energy given to a charge by a battery is measured in joules, calculated as the product of the charge (in coulombs) and the potential difference (in volts) through which it moves. Therefore, 1 coulomb of charge moving through a potential difference of 6 volts is given 6 joules of energy.

A Coulomb of Charge That Passes Through a 6-Volt Battery