Question

variation shown by v with q in electricity​

Answer 1

Answer:

YES .

Explanation:

Answer 2

Answer:

Explanation:

To establish a physical quantity that is not dependent  of the test charge, we may define electric potential as  V or may be called  simply call  potential, since electric is obviously  hereto is the  potential energy per unit charge: V=\frac{\text{PE}}{q}\text{.}.

Electric Potential:This is the electric potential energy per unit charge is represented by :V=\frac{\text{PE}}{q}.

Since PE is proportional to q, the dependence on q is negated and canceled. Thus V does not depend on q. The change in potential energy \text{ΔPE} is vital, and so we are concerned with the difference in potential otherwise potential difference \Delta V between two points.