10. An object with a charge q₁ is located near objects with charges q2 and q3,as shownin the diagram. Which of the following sets of vales of 91,92, and q3 are consistentwith the field lines of the electric field that the objects produce?A 9₁=-2 C₁ q₂ = 1 C, q3=1CB9₁=1C₁92=-1 C, q3 = 1 CC 9₁=1 C₁ q₂ = 1 C, q = -1 CD 9₁=-1 C₁ q2 = 1 C, q3 = 2 CE 9₁=-1 C, 92=1 C, q = 1 C9. The diagram shows the electric field produced by a negatively charged metalsphere. If a positively charged particle is placed at the point P,in which directionwill it move? Why?8. Imagine 2 wide flat sheets of metal that are close to each other. One is positivelycharged and the other is negatively charged. Diagram correctly to show the fieldlines of the electric field between the two sheets of metal. (Red represents thepositive charge and blue represents the negative charge.) 7. Imagine a very wide flat sheet of metal that has a net positive electric charge.Diagram correctly to show the field lines for the electric field above the sheet ofmetal. (Draw the electric lines of force above the metal sheet.)6. The diagram shows the electric field around a charge. At which point on thediagram, P, R, or S, is the electric field strongest? Why?5. The diagram shows the electric fields around two point charges that are notmoving. Which charge has the greater magnitude? Why?(a)

Concept of electric field lines of individual charges.

10. An object with a charge q₁ is located near objects with charges q2 and q3,as shown in the diagram. Which of the following sets of vales of 91,92, and q3 are consistent with the field lines of the electric field that the objects produce? A 9₁=-2 C₁ q2 = 1 C, q = 1 C B9₁=1 C₁92=-1 C, q3 = 1 C C 9₁=1 C₁ q₂ = 1 C, q = -1 C D 9₁=-1 C₁ q2 = 1 C, q3 = 2 C E 9₁=-1C₁9₂=1C₁q3 = 1 C he diagram shows the electric field produced by a negatively charged metal here. If a positively charged particle is placed at the point P,in which direction will it move? Why?

10. An object with a charge q₁ is located near objects with charges q2 and q3,as shown in the diagram. Which of the following sets of vales of 91,92, and q3 are consistent with the field lines of the electric field that the objects produce? A 9₁=-2 C₁ q2 = 1 C, q = 1 C B9₁=1 C₁92=-1 C, q3 = 1 C C 9₁=1 C₁ q₂ = 1 C, q = -1 C D 9₁=-1 C₁ q2 = 1 C, q3 = 2 C E 9₁=-1C₁9₂=1C₁q3 = 1 C he diagram shows the electric field produced by a negatively charged metal here. If a positively charged particle is placed at the point P,in which direction will it move? Why?

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