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If electric potential at a point is zero, the electric field at that point is not zero. Isn't this only true in case of a dipole? If only a point is considered, then at infinity both electric potential and electric field are zero. Isn't it?

Answer» If electric potential at a point is zero, the electric field at that point is not zero. Isn't this only true in case of a dipole? If only a point is considered, then at infinity both electric potential and electric field are zero. Isn't it?


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