In the figure on the right, rank the electric potential from high to low? (Note: “C(E)" below in the choices means that the electrical potentials at C and E are equal.) а) А,В,С(E),D b) C(E), D, B, A c) E,C,D,B,A B D ge

In the figure on the right, rank the electric potential from high to low? (Note: “C(E)" below in the choices means that the electrical potentials at C and E are equal.) а) А,В,С(E),D b) C(E), D, B, A c) E,C,D,B,A B D ge

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In the figure on the right, rank the electric potential from high to low? (Note: "C(E)" below in the
choices means that the electrical potentials at C and E are equal.)
а) А,В,С(E),D
b) С'E), D, B, А
c) E,C,D,B,A
B
E
ge
d) A,B,D,C(E)
e) A,B,D,C,E

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electric potential at any point r due to a charge q is given by:

$V = \frac{k q}{r}$ ......(1)

where r is the distance of point from charge

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