Chapter 4: Q7DQ (page 776)
Which way do electric field lines point, from high to low potential or from low to high? Explain.
Short Answer
The electric field lines point from the high potential to low potential
Chapter 4: Q7DQ (page 776)
Which way do electric field lines point, from high to low potential or from low to high? Explain.
The electric field lines point from the high potential to low potential
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