
Solution:
In a uniform electric field, the electric potential decreases in the direction of the field. From the diagram:
1. Direction of the electric field: The field points downward and to the left (parallel to lines \(C \to D\)).
2. Potential relation:
- Points further along the direction of the field have lower potential.
- Points opposite to the field direction have higher potential.
3. Comparison of potentials:
- \(A\): Least aligned with the field direction (highest potential).
- \(B\): Slightly more aligned with the field direction than \(A\).
- \(D\): More aligned with the field direction than \(B\).
- \(C\): Most aligned with the field direction (lowest potential).
Thus, the potential order is:
\[
V_A > V_B > V_D > V_C
\]
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