An electron is placed mdiway between points A and B. The Potential at point A is...
An electron is placed mdiway between points A and B. The Potential at point A is -20V, and the potential at point B is +20 V. The potential at the midpoint is 0V. The electron will
a remain at rest
b. move toward point b with a constant velocity
c. accelerate toward point A
e. accelerate toward point B
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