A proton is placed at location 'P'.Which of the arrows indicates thedirection of the electric force F at theproton?LowHighPotentialPotential3Select one:O 1O 23O 4 |The Electric potential on the axisof a uniformly charged ring of radius R, ata distance x from its center (x < R) iskQgiven by: V =Select one:TrueO False

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A proton is placed at location 'P'. Which of the arrows indicates the direction of the electric force F at the proton? Low High Potential Potential 3.

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A proton is placed at location 'P'.
Which of the arrows indicates the
direction of the electric force F at the
proton?
Low
High
Potential
Potential
3
Select one:
O 1
O 2
3
O 4

|The Electric potential on the axis
of a uniformly charged ring of radius R, at
a distance x from its center (x < R) is
kQ
given by: V =
Select one:
True
O False

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