Grade 10Electric Current
Why test charge is always taken positive rather than taken negative?
Why test charge is always taken positive rather than taken negative?
1 Answer
Arun
We take positive charge as a test charge because positive charge is higher potential and negative charge is lower potential. Therefore, influence of positive charge on other charges is greater than negative charges
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