MCQ
A conductor with a positive charge
- AIs always at $ + \,ve$ potential
- BIs always at zero potential
- CIs always at negative potential
- ✓May be at $ + \,ve$, zero or $ - ve$ potential
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
May be at $ + \,ve$, zero or $ - ve$ potential
d
(d) May be at positive, zero or negative potential, it is according to the way one defines the zero potential.
(d) May be at positive, zero or negative potential, it is according to the way one defines the zero potential.
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