Discussion
The line integral of a conservative field round any closed path is
Answer: B
Correct answer: zero
A conservative field is the gradient of a scalar, so the line integral between two points is just the difference of that scalar at the ends. Round a closed path the ends coincide and the difference is zero. This is why moving a charge round any closed path in an electrostatic field requires no net work.
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