EXpointing.in the 4th quadrant3 The electric potential difference blw 2 points A & B isreducing the speed of an election that is traveling from A to BThis implied that:Athe potential at A is greater than at B• the potential at B is greater than point Athe electric field is pointing from B to ADo the electric field is zero between points A & B00O

3 The electric potential difference blw 2 points A & B is reducing the speed of an election that is traveling from A to B. This implied that: A B the potential at A is greater than at B the potential at B is greater than point A the electric field is pointing from B to A Do the electric field is zero between points A & B

3 The electric potential difference blw 2 points A & B is reducing the speed of an election that is traveling from A to B. This implied that: A B the potential at A is greater than at B the potential at B is greater than point A the electric field is pointing from B to A Do the electric field is zero between points A & B

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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