How does the potential of the conductor decreases when it is charged

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When a conductor is charged by a nearby charged body, the potential of the conductor typically increases due to the attraction or repulsion of charges. The discussion highlights confusion over the concept of potential decreasing when a conductor is charged. It clarifies that charging a conductor generally leads to an increase in potential rather than a decrease. The participants emphasize the need for clearer phrasing to better understand the question. Overall, the conversation centers on the relationship between charge and electric potential in conductors.
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how does the potential of the conductor decreases when it is charged by a charged body that means if the negative charges are attracted or repeled due to nearby charged body the potential decreases .how is that
 
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Can you please rephrase your question as I fail to comprehend it completely.
 
how does the potential of the conductor decreases when it is charged by a charged body

Charging a body induces an increase in potential, not decrease. As for the rest of your question, I don't really know what you are referring to.
 
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