Question

true or false..

When the electric field is zero at a point, the potential must also be zero there.

Answer 1

\[V=-pEcos \theta \]
where E is electric field hence
V is directly proportional to E so if E=0 then V =0

Answer 2

>.< thanks!

Answer 3

False: e.g. whatever the potential in a conductor, the electric field is zero.

Answer 4

\(V=-pEcos \theta\) does not describe such a situation.

In this formula, V is a potential energy, not an electric potential, and E is an externally applied electric field.

Answer 5

then what is answer according to you sir??

Answer 6

My first post says it: False!