Question
Write any two properties of electric field lines.
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Answer
(i) The tangent drawn at any point to the line of electric force expresses the direction of the resultant electric field at that point.
(ii) Electric lines of force run from positive charge and end at netative charge.
Note: Students can also write other properties of electric field lines.
(ii) Electric lines of force run from positive charge and end at netative charge.
Note: Students can also write other properties of electric field lines.
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