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Which of the following statements about electric potential energy is correct?

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CBSE
Class 10
Science
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Electricity
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Which of the following stateme...

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Which of the following statements about electric potential energy is correct?

1

It is the work done against electric potential difference.

2

It decreases when charges move through a potential difference.

3

It has no relation to electric charge.

4

It is always lost in a circuit.

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