Consider the following configurations.
a. A test charge q is brought to a point A a dis...
Physics, 27.02.2020 23:24, mckenziew6969
Consider the following configurations.
a. A test charge q is brought to a point A a distance r from the center of a sphere having net charge +Q.
b. A test charge 2 q is brought to a point B a distance 2r from the center of the sphere. Compared with the electrostatic potential at A, the electrostatic potential at B is:
i. same
ii. greator
iii. smaller
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