C • A • B Decide whether each statement is true or false concerning the uniform electric field shown in the figure above. 8 The plate on the right is negatively charged 8 The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point C 8 The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point B Submit Answer Tries 0/2 8 The kinetic energy of a negative charge moved from point B to point A will decrease. 8 The potential energy of a positive charge moved from point B to point A will decrease. 8 A positive charge moved from point A to point C will have no change in potential energy. Submit Answer Tries 0/2 8 A negative charge at Point A is at a higher potential than point B O The potential difference between points A and B is independent of the charge placed at these points. O Point C is at a higher potential than point A

C • A • B Decide whether each statement is true or false concerning the uniform electric field shown in the figure above. 8 The plate on the right is negatively charged 8 The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point C 8 The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point B Submit Answer Tries 0/2 8 The kinetic energy of a negative charge moved from point B to point A will decrease. 8 The potential energy of a positive charge moved from point B to point A will decrease. 8 A positive charge moved from point A to point C will have no change in potential energy. Submit Answer Tries 0/2 8 A negative charge at Point A is at a higher potential than point B O The potential difference between points A and B is independent of the charge placed at these points. O Point C is at a higher potential than point A

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The plate on the right is negatively charged
The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point C
8The electrostatic force on a charge is weaker at point A than at point B
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The kinetic energy of a negative charge moved from point B to point A will decrease.
8The potential energy of a positive charge moved from point B to point A will decrease.
0A positive charge moved from point A to point C will have no change in potential energy.
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A negative charge at Point A is at a higher potential than point B
The potential difference between points A and B is independent of the charge placed at these
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