EL3: For the given scenario, draw the electric field lines (not vector arrows, but lines). You may use the Charges and Fields PhET simulation as a resource. Include at least 10 field lines. Identify a location where the force on a positive charge would be up (north).

EL3: For the given scenario, draw the electric field lines (not vector arrows, but lines). You may use the Charges and Fields PhET simulation as a resource. Include at least 10 field lines. Identify a location where the force on a positive charge would be up (north).

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