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5) The equipotential surfaces of a system is shown in the figure. What is the direction of the electric field? y (cm) VI 2 2 x (cm) 12 6 10 V= 30.0 V V= 20.0 V V= 10.0 V V= 0.00 V

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5) The equipotential surfaces of a system is shown in the figure. What is
the direction of the electric field?
y (cm)
VI
V4
2
10
x (cm)
12
6.
V= 30.0 V
V= 20.0 V
V3 10.0 V
V= 0.00 V
8,
2.
6,
4,

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