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The electric field lines from a B positively charged sphere are shown. Consider point A and B in the figure. Which point is at a higher voltage? A)A 3) В A

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The electric field lines from a
BO
positively charged sphere are shown.
Consider point A and B in the figure.
Which point is at a higher voltage?
A)A
B) В
C) Both are at the same voltage
D)Cannot be determined
As
O A
+

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