MCQ
Let $V$ and $E$ are potential and electric field intensity at a point then
- Aif $V = 0$ then $E$ must be zero
- Bif $V \ne 0$ then $E$ can not be zero
- Cif $E \ne 0$ then $V$ can not be zero
- ✓if $V = 0$ then $E$ may be zero
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
if $V = 0$ then $E$ may be zero
d
if $v = 0\, E$ may or may not be zero
if $E = 0\, v$ may or may not be zero
if $v = 0\, E$ may or may not be zero
if $E = 0\, v$ may or may not be zero
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