Which of the following is a consequence of having no electric field in a region? The potential everywhere is constant. The potentjal everywhere is zero. The sign of the potential everywhere is the sign of the test charge. The sign of the potential everywhere is opposite the sign of the test charge.

Which of the following is a consequence of having no electric field in a region? The potential everywhere is constant. The potentjal everywhere is zero. The sign of the potential everywhere is the sign of the test charge. The sign of the potential everywhere is opposite the sign of the test charge.

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Chapter26: Electric Potential

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Which of the following is a consequence of having no electric field in a region?
O The potential everywhere is constant.
O The potentjal everywhere is zero.
The sign of the potentlal everywhere is the sign of the test charge
O The sign of the potential everywhere is opposite the sign of the test charge,

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