Question 102. Which of the following concepts does not obey the principle of superposition;(i) Electric Force(1) Electric Field(iii) Electric Potential(iv) Work done(v) None of the above

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2. Which of the following concepts does not obey the principle of superposition; (1) Electric Force (ii) Electric Field (iii) Electric Potential (iv) Work done (v) None of the above

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