Question
Statement(A): Negative charges always move from a higher potential to lower potential point
Statement (B): Electric potential is vector.

Answer

  1. Both A and B false.
Explanation:
Positive charges move from higher to lower potential whereas negative charges move from lower to higher potential. Hence, A is false. Electric potential does not have direction and is a scalar quantity.

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