The dotted lines represent equipotential and the solid lines represent electric field. potential at a = -50V potential at b = -20V The question is: What is the electric potential at c, the middle point between a and b? And the answer provided is greater than -35V.
Can someone please explain to me why is this is so, qualitatively and quantitatively???? Thank you so much!
The dotted lines represent equipotential and the solid lines represent electric field. potential at a = -50V potential at b = -20V The question is: What is the electric potential at c, the middle point between a and b? And the answer provided is greater than -35V.
Can someone please explain to me why is this so, qualitatively and quantitatively???? Thank you so much!
The dotted lines represent equipotential and the solid lines represent electric field. potential at a = -50V potential at b = -20V The question is: What is the electric potential at c, the middle point between a and b? And the answer provided is greater than -35V.
Can someone please explain to me why this is so, qualitatively and quantitatively?
The dotted lines represent equipotential and the solid lines represent electric field. potential at a = -50V potential at b = -20V The question is: What is the electric potential at c, the middle point between a and b? And the answer provided is greater than -35V.
Can someone please explain to me why is this so, qualitatively and quantitatively???? Thank you so much!
