Electric Physics Formulas

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Isnt electric potential energy between two point charges known as electric potential (voltage)

[@jasmeenkaleka6994]

No it isn't Coz electric potential is actually Work done by charge and electric potential energy is equal to work done. Hope it helps!😊

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But there’s not enough time to derive these on the actual exam!!

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dude. This is easy. literally just memorize the concept

[@cleoracleora]

Yes but, electrons do not follow the rules of classical mechanics of force.