10. An electron is moved from an equipotential surface at +5.0 V to one at +10.0 V....
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10. An electron is moved from an equipotential surface at +5.0 V to one at +10.0 V. It is moving generally in a direction
(a) parallel to the electric field,
(b) opposite to the electric field,
(c) you can’t tell its direction relative to the electric field from the data given.
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