We can use this same simulation to view the E-field surrounding different distributions of charged objects. Next to each screenshot, draw the E-field lines which correspond to that E-field. Example #1: Opposite Charges Example #2: Two Positive Charges Example #3: Two Negative Charges

We can use this same simulation to view the E-field surrounding different distributions of charged objects. Next to each screenshot, draw the E-field lines which correspond to that E-field. Example #1: Opposite Charges Example #2: Two Positive Charges Example #3: Two Negative Charges

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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