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Physics Electrostatics Potential & Capacitance Electric Potential and Potential Difference MCQ (Single Correct)

If we move in a direction opposite to the electric lines of force:

A
electrical potential decreases.
B
electrical potential increases.
C
electrical potential remains uncharged
D
nothing can be said.

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