Which of the following(s) is (are) true? I) Equipotential surfaces for both positive and negative point charge form a sphere, II) Equipotential surfaces for only positive point charge form a sphere. III) Equipotential surfaces are planes for uniform electric field. IV) On a given equipotential surface, the electric field E has the same value at every point. Select one: O a. 1) and III) O b. 1) and IV) Oc. only I) O d. II) and II) e. only IV)

Which of the following(s) is (are) true? I) Equipotential surfaces for both positive and negative point charge form a sphere, II) Equipotential surfaces for only positive point charge form a sphere. III) Equipotential surfaces are planes for uniform electric field. IV) On a given equipotential surface, the electric field E has the same value at every point. Select one: O a. 1) and III) O b. 1) and IV) Oc. only I) O d. II) and II) e. only IV)

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