at a point is equal to the negative potential gradient at that point?
Correct answer: A. Electric intensity
- A. Electric intensity
- B. Electric flux
- C. Magnetic flux
- D. Magnetic flux density
Explanation
Electric intensity is the negative gradient of electric potential, expressed as E = −∇V. The negative sign indicates that the field points toward decreasing potential.
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