Directions: Write "Potential" if the statement is true, if it is false write"Electric" and change the underlined word/phrase to make the statementtrue (e.g. Electric-work done).1. A positive charge accelerates from a region of higher electricpotential toward a region of lower electric potential.2. Volt is used as the unit for electric potential to honor the scientistwho discovers it. The name of this scientist is Charles Voltaire.3. Electric potential energy and electric potential have the sameunit which is expressed in volts.4. Electric force is associated with potential energy and is aconservative force.5. The potential difference between two points is measured in voltsand is often referred to as a voltage.

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Directions: Write "Potential" if the statement "Electric" and change the underlined word/phr true (e.g. Electric-work done). 1. A positive charge accelerates from a regic potential toward a region of lower electric 2. Volt is used as the unit for electric poten

Directions: Write "Potential" if the statement "Electric" and change the underlined word/phr true (e.g. Electric-work done). 1. A positive charge accelerates from a regic potential toward a region of lower electric 2. Volt is used as the unit for electric poten

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Directions: Write "Potential" if the statement is true, if it is false write
"Electric" and change the underlined word/phrase to make the statement
true (e.g. Electric-work done).
1. A positive charge accelerates from a region of higher electric
potential toward a region of lower electric potential.
2. Volt is used as the unit for electric potential to honor the scientist
who discovers it. The name of this scientist is Charles Voltaire.
3. Electric potential energy and electric potential have the same
unit which is expressed in volts.
4. Electric force is associated with potential energy and is a
conservative force.
5. The potential difference between two points is measured in volts
and is often referred to as a voltage.

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