Potential Gradient Question

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Homework Equations



E=-∇V

The Attempt at a Solution



I think that the answer is C because it goes in the direction opposite the electric field and crosses through the most equipotential surfaces. Any confirmation or denial would be great.
Thank you.
 

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Homework Statement



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I think that the answer is C because it goes in the direction opposite the electric field and crosses through the most equipotential surfaces. Any confirmation or denial would be great.
Thank you.

Yes, it is C.


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