Question
Draw the field lines of Simple electric charge distribution.
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Answer
►Figure (a) shows the electric field lines for positive electric charge.
►Figure (b) shows the electric field lines for negative electric charge
►Figure (c) shows the electric field lines for two positive and equal value electric charge.
►Figure (d) shows the electric field lines for electric dipole.
►Figure (b) shows the electric field lines for negative electric charge
►Figure (c) shows the electric field lines for two positive and equal value electric charge.
►Figure (d) shows the electric field lines for electric dipole.
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