The sign of the electric potential difference depends on a) the magnitude of the distance from the charge b) the magnitude of distance from charge and sign of the charge c) the magnitude of electric potential positive plate d) the magnitude of electric potenial of Negative plate

The sign of the electric potential difference depends on a) the magnitude of the distance from the charge b) the magnitude of distance from charge and sign of the charge c) the magnitude of electric potential positive plate d) the magnitude of electric potenial of Negative plate

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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Problem 63P: Two parallel plates 10 cm on a side are given equal and opposite charges of magnitude 5.0109 C. The...

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The sign of the electric potential difference depends on
a) the magnitude of the distance from the charge
b) the magnitude of distance from charge and sign
of the charge
c) the magnitude of electric potential
positive plate
d) the magnitude of electric potenial of
Negative plate and distance between

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