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Statement 1: Any charge will move from electric potential `v_(1)` and `V_(2)` by its own only when `v_(1) lt V_(2)`
Statement2: Electron moves form `V_(1)=2V` towards `V_(2)=4V`

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Since field is zero for a charged conductor on the surface and inside it also.so the surface of a charged conductor is always equipotential .Also, for equipotential surface,Hence `int(vec(E).vec(dl))=0`
`rArr vec(E)_|_ vec(dl)` .Hence both are true and statement -`2` is the correct explanation to statement -`1`.
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