A metal sphere (in electrostatic equilibrium) carries an excess positive charge. Location A is at the center of the sphere. Location B is on the interior of the sphere but not at its center. Location C is on the surface of the sphere. Location D is outside the sphere, but close to its surface. Location E is far from the sphere. Rank these locations regarding their electric potential. A. ED>E

A metal sphere (in electrostatic equilibrium) carries an excess positive charge. Location A is at the center of the sphere. Location B is on the interior of the sphere but not at its center. Location C is on the surface of the sphere. Location D is outside the sphere, but close to its surface. Location E is far from the sphere. Rank these locations regarding their electric potential. A. ED>E

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