Question

Why in electric potential one charge is taken at infinity?

Answer 1

test charge is put at infinite such that it doesn't disturb the field of source charge, the field of any charge at infinity is zero

Answer 2

$\huge\mathcal\pink{Heya..Mate!!}$

$\huge\bold\purple{ANSWER:}$

⏩Electric potential is the energy per unit charge.Electric potential is represented by the respective letter- "V". Now, according to our consideration, infinity is that point from a source where the presence of field, due to that charge can't be felt. As per the formula of potential also, potential of a point is directy proportional to the distance of that point from the source charge. Thus, the potential at infinity due to charge is always zero...And we always measure things with an initial zero...

✔✔✔✔✔✔✔

Hope it helps...:-)

⭐❤✨♥⭐❤✨♥⭐

Be Brainly...✌✌✌