4.A positive charge is located at the origin. What is the direction of theelectric potential of the charge?a) Towards the negative x, y, and z directions.b) Radially outward.c) Radially inward.d) It has no direction.

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Ans -: (d) There is no direction since the electric potential is a scalar quantity.

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4. A positive charge is located at the origin. What is the direction of the electric potential of the charge? a) Towards the negative x, y, and z directions. b) Radially outward. c) Radially inward. d) It has no direction.