Electric Field Activity Direction: Draw the electricfield lines forthe given charges below and explain the direction of the electric field lines. 1. TWO POSITIVE CHARGES 2. POSITIVE CHARGEAND NEGATIVE CHARGE

Electric Field Activity Direction: Draw the electricfield lines forthe given charges below and explain the direction of the electric field lines. 1. TWO POSITIVE CHARGES 2. POSITIVE CHARGEAND NEGATIVE CHARGE

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Chapter7: Electricity

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Problem 3P: A particle having a positive charge of C experiences an upward force of 8 N when placed at a certain...

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Electric Field Activity
Direction: Draw the electricfield lines forthe given charges below and
explain the direction of the electric field lines.
1. TWO POSITIVE CHARGES
2. POSITIVE CHARGE AND NEGATIVE CHARGE

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