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When you derive the equation for potential due to point charge. We calculate the following integral |dw:1426865846394:dw| Now the work doen by the force is \[W = \int\limits_{\infty}^{p}F.dx = -\int\limits_{\infty}^{P}Fdx\] The integral is a dot product of force and dx clearly both are in the same direction so what is the source of that negative sign It is often mentioned that dx is negative, because it is going against the increasing direction so i was wondering can vector have a magnitude which is negative number?
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