You determine that it takes no (net) electrostatic work to move a charged object from point A
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You determine that it takes no (net) electrostatic work to move a charged object from point A to point B along a particular path.
(a) Can you conclude that A and B are on the same equipotential surface?
(b) Can you say that the path is part of an equipotential surface that includes \(A\) and B? Justify your answers.
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