Physics
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Question

Identify the potential energy across the charges shown.

  1. Low potential
  2. High potential
  3. Cannot be determined
  4. Incomplete information

hintHint:

Low potential

The correct answer is: Low potential


    • The potential energy is inversely proportional to the square of distance between the charges.
    • It also depends on whether both the charges are of same or opposite sign.
    • If both are of same sign then the potential energy will decrease.
    • The electric potential decreases as the charges move farther. 
    • So, the correct option is a.

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