Comparing between Potential Difference and Electric Potential, which of the following is correct? *1 pointElectric Potential is defined at a point, while Potential Difference is defined between two points.Electric Potential is defined between two points, while Potential Difference is defined at a point.Electric Potential is measured in volt-metre (Vm) while Potential Difference is measured in volt (V).Electric Potential is a scalar quantity, while Potential Difference is a vector quantity.

The correct statement is: "Electric Potential is defined at a point, while Potential Difference is defined between two points."

Here's why:

1. Electric Potential is the amount of electric potential energy per unit of charge that would be possessed by a charged object if placed within an electric field at a given location. It is defined at a point in space.

2. Potential Difference, on the other hand, is the difference in electric potential between two points in space. It is a measure of the work done to move a unit positive charge from one point to another against the electric field.

3. Both Electric Potential and Potential Difference are measured in volts (V), not volt-metre (Vm).

4. Both Electric Potential and Potential Difference are scalar quantities, not vector quantities. They have magnitude but no direction.