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how is electric field intensity at a point related to the potential gradient there​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

E=-dV/dr...............

Answered by 16Bhavya
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Heyaa buddy !!!

Here's your answer....

The electric field at a point can be defined as the negative of potential gradient.

Here, the negative sign implies that measuring from tye positive plate the potential drops with increasing distance.

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