. You and a friend are asked to draw the two-dimensional elec- tric field line pattern for two charged objects located near each other. The charge on the first object is +2q (with q positive), and the charge on the second object is -q. You show 32 field lines emanating from the first charge and 16 field lines termi- nating on the second charge. Your friend shows 24 field lines emanating from the first object and 12 terminating on the second object. Which diagram is correct?•

. You and a friend are asked to draw the two-dimensional elec- tric field line pattern for two charged objects located near each other. The charge on the first object is +2q (with q positive), and the charge on the second object is -q. You show 32 field lines emanating from the first charge and 16 field lines termi- nating on the second charge. Your friend shows 24 field lines emanating from the first object and 12 terminating on the second object. Which diagram is correct?•

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4. You and a friend are asked to draw the two-dimensional elec-
tric field line pattern for two charged objects located near each
other. The charge on the first object is +2q (with q positive),
and the charge on the second object is -q. You show 32 field
lines emanating from the first charge and 16 field lines termi-
nating on the second charge. Your friend shows 24 field lines
emanating from the first object and 12 terminating on the
second object. Which diagram is correct? •

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