Electric potentials & Field
Jul 25, 2022, 16:45 IST
Definition example and formulas of Electric potentials & Field
ELECTRIC POTENTIAL
The potential at a point A is equal to the change in electric potential energy per unit test charge when it is moved from the reference point to the point A.
VA = VA – VP = (UA – UP)/q
P is reference point
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