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Ranking Electric Potential of Electrons in a E Field
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[QUOTE="Dgray101, post: 4543220, member: 491525"] I think I have answered the question but I need validity. The reason that the potential from B is more then the potential at A is because Electric Potential is defined independent of a test charge. So as you go with the electric field, regardless of the charge, you go to lower values of electric potential. If you go opposite the electric field, you go to values of HIGHER electric potential regardless of the charge. [/QUOTE]
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