Question 1 1-The electric field vector E is...**** ....O A) the same direction of lines randomly in the field.O BI tangent to the electric feld fine at each point.O9 normal to the electric field line at each point.O D) opposite to the electricfield line at each point.OĐ none of them.

Required: The direction of electric field vector E

The electric field vector E is O A) the same direction of lines randomly in the field. O B) tangent to the electric field line at each point. O C) normal to the electric field line at each point. O D) opposite to the electric field line at each point. E) none of them.

The electric field vector E is O A) the same direction of lines randomly in the field. O B) tangent to the electric field line at each point. O C) normal to the electric field line at each point. O D) opposite to the electric field line at each point. E) none of them.

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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...**** ....
O A) the same direction of lines randomly in the field.
O BI tangent to the electric feld fine at each point.
O9 normal to the electric field line at each point.
O D) opposite to the electricfield line at each point.
OĐ none of them.

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