How will a positive charge move along a uniform electric field, from high potential to low potential, or from low potential to high potential? Olow to high potential Ohigh to low potential We need to quantify the potential difference across the field first. O into the board towards low potential

How will a positive charge move along a uniform electric field, from high potential to low potential, or from low potential to high potential? Olow to high potential Ohigh to low potential We need to quantify the potential difference across the field first. O into the board towards low potential

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O low to high potential
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We need to quantify the potential difference across the field first.
O into the board towards low potential

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