The answer for this question is d; however, I thought it was c. Can someone explain why the answer is d and not c?
The relation between electric field and electric voltage is given by the following formula:
So we can see here the following points:
Here to the left the magnitude of electric field is greater than that of the right so the equipotential lines must be closer towards the left and sparse towards the right.
Hence option d is correct.
The answer for this question is d; however, I thought it was c. Can someone explain...
I know the answer is C, but can someone explain why it is C? I thought the answer was A, where does the extra Oxygen come from in C? Table sugar is (+)-sucrose. Which of these products forms as the result of enzymatic or acid-catalyzed test-tube hydrolysis?
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