9 and 10 when a negative charge moves in the direction of an electric field, the fielddoes positive work and the potential energy decreases.A. 1&IVFinal Answer:C. 1&IIID. I1&IVB. I1&III- How much work is done in moving a charge between two points on the sameequipotential surface?A. zeroC. maximum!. Two-point chB. depends on the chargeA negative charge moves in the direction of a uniform electric field. WhatD. undetermined8.with a final sdoes this entail?Given:A. The charge moves to a position of higher potential.B. The charge moves to a position of lower potentialC. The charge moves to a position with the same potentialD. The potential cannot be determined.The unit Volt, V is the same as.A. J/CElectric potentialA. increases9.C. JCas distance increases.C. decreasesD. 0B. C/JD. CJFind:10.Final Answer:B. remains constant

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9 and 10

when a negative charge moves in the direction of an electric field, the field
does positive work and the potential energy decreases.
A. 1&IV
Final Answer:
C. 1&III
D. I1&IV
B. I1&III
- How much work is done in moving a charge between two points on the same
equipotential surface?
A. zero
C. maximum
!. Two-point ch
B. depends on the charge
A negative charge moves in the direction of a uniform electric field. What
D. undetermined
8.
with a final s
does this entail?
Given:
A. The charge moves to a position of higher potential.
B. The charge moves to a position of lower potential
C. The charge moves to a position with the same potential
D. The potential cannot be determined.
The unit Volt, V is the same as.
A. J/C
Electric potential
A. increases
9.
C. JC
as distance increases.
C. decreases
D. 0
B. C/J
D. CJ
Find:
10.
Final Answer:
B. remains constant

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