Please answer Q3,4,5 Question 3The following are statements that describe Electric Potential EXCEPT:A potential energy per unit chargeB energy needed to move a charge against an electric fieldC work done by electric force when a charges moves from point A to point BD represents work involved or energy released in transfer of a unit quantity of electricity from point A to point BQuestion 4For two like charges, as distance between them approaches zero, potential energy also approaches zero.(A) TrueB FalseQuestion 5For a positive point charge, as it moves in the direction of the electric field, the electric potential decreases.A) TrueB) False

3) electric potential = V =Uq 4) potential energy = U =K q1q2r

The following are statements that describe Electric Potential EXCEPT: A potential energy per unit charge B energy needed to move a charge against an electric field work done by electric force when a charges moves from point A to point B

The following are statements that describe Electric Potential EXCEPT: A potential energy per unit charge B energy needed to move a charge against an electric field work done by electric force when a charges moves from point A to point B

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