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Points A, B, C, and D are at the corners of a square area in an electric field, with B adjacent to A and C diagonally across from A. The potential difference between A and C is the negative of that between A and B and the same as that between B and D. Part B What is the potential difference between C and D? Delta V_CD = Delta V_AB Delta V_CD = -Delta V_AB Delta V_CD = -2 Delta V_AB Delta V_CD = 0 Part C What is the potential difference between A and D? Delta V_CAD = Delta V_AB Delta V_AD = -2 Delta V_AB Delta V_AD = Delta V_AB Delta V_AD = 0
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