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If we move a positively charged particle through an electric field, in which situation do we decrease the electric potential energy of the particle? We move the particle in the direction of the electric field. We move the particle in the direction opposite that of the electric field. We move the particle perpendicularly to the direction of the electric field.

If we move a positively charged particle through an electric field, in which situation do we decrease the electric potential energy of the particle? We move the particle in the direction of the electric field. We move the particle in the direction opposite that of the electric field. We move the particle perpendicularly to the direction of the electric field.

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If we move a positively charged particle through an electric field, in which situation do we decrease the electric potential energy of the particle? We move the particle in the direction of the electric field. We move the particle in the direction opposite that of the electric field. We move the particle perpendicularly to the direction of the electric field.

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