Please answer question 6 point A6. An electron is placed in a uniform electric fieldshown in the figure. It is then moved to point B. The electricpotential at point A isa. less thanthe electric potential at point B.b. equal toc. greater thanB.A•7. In the problem above, the electric potential energy of theelectron at point A isb. equal tothe electric potential energy of the electron at point B.a. less thanc. greater than

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An electron is placed in a uniform electric field at point A shown in the figure. It is then moved to point B. The electric potential at point A is a. less than b. equal to the electric potential at point B. c. greater than B. A•

An electron is placed in a uniform electric field at point A shown in the figure. It is then moved to point B. The electric potential at point A is a. less than b. equal to the electric potential at point B. c. greater than B. A•

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Chapter25: Electric Potential

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6. An electron is placed in a uniform electric field
shown in the figure. It is then moved to point B. The electric
potential at point A is
a. less than
the electric potential at point B.
b. equal to
c. greater than
B.
A•
7. In the problem above, the electric potential energy of the
electron at point A is
b. equal to
the electric potential energy of the electron at point B.
a. less than
c. greater than

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