The figure below shows the electric field vector at various points in a region of space. Electric field lines are also represented. Two points, A and B, are identified in this space. Which point is at a higher electric potential?

The figure below shows the electric field vector at various points in a region of space. Electric field lines are also represented. Two points, A and B, are identified in this space. Which point is at a higher electric potential?

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Chapter26: Electric Potential

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