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Electric potential difference is the change in kinetic energy per unit charge in an electric field. Is this true or false?
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Electric potential difference is the change in kinetic energy per unit charge in an electric field. Is this true or false?

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The given statement is false because the electric potential difference is about the change in electric potential energy, not kinetic.

Therefore, the answer is false.

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