If E-field lines are not parallel in a certain region of space, for this region all of the following statements are valid except the direction of E must not be constant. a dipole (free to rotate) would experience a force. the magnitude of E must not be constant. O charge must exist.

If E-field lines are not parallel in a certain region of space, for this region all of the following statements are valid except the direction of E must not be constant. a dipole (free to rotate) would experience a force. the magnitude of E must not be constant. O charge must exist.

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Chapter25: Capacitance And Dielectrics

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Problem 30P: An infinite line of positive charge lies along the y axis, with charge density = 2.00 C/m. A dipole...

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If E-field lines are not parallel in a certain region of space, for this region all of
the following statements are valid except
the direction of E must not be constant.
a dipole (free to rotate) would experience a force.
the magnitude of E must not be constant.
charge must exist.

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