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Which of the following conductors is at the lowest potential?
Which of the following conductors is at the lowest potential?
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The correct option is D D
A conductor having excess positive charge density are said to be at high potential (positive potential) and a conductor having excess negative charge density (electrons) are said to be at a low potential (negative potential). Here in the figure, conductor D has the maximum negative charge density among the given conductors, so it is at the lowest potential.
A conductor having excess positive charge density are said to be at high potential (positive potential) and a conductor having excess negative charge density (electrons) are said to be at a low potential (negative potential). Here in the figure, conductor D has the maximum negative charge density among the given conductors, so it is at the lowest potential.
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