the electric potential at a point is large, what can you conclude about the behavior of the electric field there?
electric field = electric potential * distance
so electric field is directly proportional to the potential so if electric field is large potential will also be large if distance is kept constant
the electric potential at a point is large, what can you conclude about the behavior of...
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