Work done by external agent to take negative charge from higher potential to lower potential is negative.
B
Work done by external agent to take positive charge from lower potential to higher potential is positive.
C
Work done by electric field on negative charge for motion from higher potential energy to lower potential energy is negative.
D
Work done by electric field on positive charge for motion from lower potential energy to higher potential energy is positive.
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B
Work done by external agent to take positive charge from lower potential to higher potential is positive.
b Electric field is in the direction of high potential to low potential. Potential energy $= q \times $ potential.
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