A non uniformly shaped conductor is charged then at it's sharpest point
A
Electric potential will be maximum
B
Electric field will be maximum
C
Charge density will be minimum
D
Electric potential will be minimum
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B
Electric field will be maximum
b Potential at every point of a conductor is same but electric field is maximum at shortest point
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