A charge Q, located at the origin, produces an electric potential V = kQ/r at point...
A charge Q, located at the origin, produces an electric potential V = kQ/r at point r. Which of the following statements concerning V is incorrect?
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Homework Answers
Expression for the electric potential, V = kQ/r------------------------------------(i)
So, if we draw a circle considering r = 5, the value of V is the constant.
So, option (3) is correct.
Again, if Q is negative, then from expression (i), V will also be negative.
So, option (4) is also correct.
Following above, option (2) is also correct.
Therefore, option (1) is the only incorrect option.
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