Which of the following is a property of field lines? A Field lines start from negative and terminate at positive charges. B Field lines exist because of the mass of charge. C Field lines are proportional to the magnitude of charge. D Field lines are drawn perpendicular with each other.

Which of the following is a property of field lines? A Field lines start from negative and terminate at positive charges. B Field lines exist because of the mass of charge. C Field lines are proportional to the magnitude of charge. D Field lines are drawn perpendicular with each other.

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Chapter18: Electric Charge And Electric Field

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Which of the following is a property of field lines?
A Field lines start from negative and terminate at positive charges.
B Field lines exist because of the mass of charge.
C Field lines are proportional to the magnitude of charge.
D Field lines are drawn perpendicular with each other.

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