0000. ++ + What is the sign of the potential energy and how does it change as the charge goes from i to f? Potential energy is positive, and is increasing Potential energy is positive, and is decreasing Potential energy is negative, and is increasing Potential energy is negative, and is decreasing

0000. ++ + What is the sign of the potential energy and how does it change as the charge goes from i to f? Potential energy is positive, and is increasing Potential energy is positive, and is decreasing Potential energy is negative, and is increasing Potential energy is negative, and is decreasing

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