The electric field in the x-y plane is given by E = î8x – ¡4y . Then equation for the lines of force is given by (a) xy = constant (b) x²y = constant (c) x + y = constant (d) xy = constant [H.C.U.-2015]

The electric field in the x-y plane is given by E = î8x – ¡4y . Then equation for the lines of force is given by (a) xy = constant (b) x²y = constant (c) x + y = constant (d) xy = constant [H.C.U.-2015]

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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