A perfect conductor is in vacuum. Consider the two statements: A. If the conductor has zero electric potential, it necessarily means that the conductor is not electrically charged. B. The potential of the conductor does not depend on the presence of another charged conductor in its proximity. Of the two statements, A is correct and B is incorrect O both are incorrect. O A is incorrect and B is correct. O both are correct.

A perfect conductor is in vacuum. Consider the two statements: A. If the conductor has zero electric potential, it necessarily means that the conductor is not electrically charged. B. The potential of the conductor does not depend on the presence of another charged conductor in its proximity. Of the two statements, A is correct and B is incorrect O both are incorrect. O A is incorrect and B is correct. O both are correct.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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