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the student of physics claim that he has calculate negative potential difference between two points Is it true or wrong? either yes or no explain it by giving a suitable example​

Answer 1

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• the student of physics claim that he has calculate negative potential difference between two points Is it true or wrong? either yes or no explain it by giving a suitable example

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Answer 2

If the student of claims that he has calculated a negative potential difference between two points, he can be true.

• Potential difference is a relative term.

• It gives us the difference in potential between two points i.e. how high  (or low) is the potential at A relative to B.

                          $V_{AB}=V_A-V_B$

• When $V_{AB$ is positive, it implies that point A is at a higher potential than B. When it is negative, the potential at B is higher than the potential at A.
• For example, let us consider an electric cell with a potential difference $V$. So the positive terminal of the cell has a potential $+V$ as compared to the negative terminal but the negative terminal has a potential $-V$ relative to the positive terminal.