Consider a set oftwo stationary point charges q, and q, as shown in the figure. Which of the following statements is corrett? Contour C Surface S (a) The electric field at P is independent of q, (b) The electric flux crossing the closed surface S is independent of q, (c) The line integral ofthe electric field Ē over the closed contour C depends on q, and q,. (d) V.E = 0 everywhere

Consider a set oftwo stationary point charges q, and q, as shown in the figure. Which of the following statements is corrett? Contour C Surface S (a) The electric field at P is independent of q, (b) The electric flux crossing the closed surface S is independent of q, (c) The line integral ofthe electric field Ē over the closed contour C depends on q, and q,. (d) V.E = 0 everywhere

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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