At what angle do the electric field lines cross with the equipotential lines?
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Q: Can electric field lines ever cross? Why or why not? Can equipotentials ever cross? Why or why not?
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Q: 9- A metal sphere of radius 0.41 m carries a charge 0.60 μC . Equipotential surfaces are to be drawn…
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A: Equipotential surface The surface on which potential is same at each and every point
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A: An equipotential line is a line where electric potential is constant at any point of line.
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Q: 3. List four (4) properties of equipotential surfaces.
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Q: What are the shapes of the equipotential lines of a single negative charge and Why?
A: For a single negative charge shape of the equipotential lines is:
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7. At what angle do the electric field lines cross with the equipotential lines?
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