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\[\Delta V=V_b-V_a=\frac{\Delta U}{q_0}=-\int_{a}^{b}\vec{E}\cdot d\vec{l}\]
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|dw:1361068864225:dw| Is that what it means?
"For a finite displacement form point a to point b, the change in potential is..." (see equation above) I'm trying to make a visual for this concept. I believe my drawing is wrong
"The potential difference \(V_b-V_a\) is the negative of the work per unit charge done by the electric field on a test charge when the test charge moves from point a to point b (along any path)."
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