B1. Which of the following statement shows the interaction between a positive test charge placed in a negative point charge in a region? Electric field lines of the negative point charge will_ a point radially inward b. point radially outward c. point in a single direction away from the test charge B2. When two charges act upon a third charge, what will happen to the net electric force of a charge experiencing a force from the other two charges? a. Electric force becomes the algebraic sum of the forces experienced from both charges. b. Electric force becomes the vector product of the individual forces between charges. c. Electric force becomes the vector sum of the forces experienced by a charge from the other charges.

B1. Which of the following statement shows the interaction between a positive test charge placed in a negative point charge in a region? Electric field lines of the negative point charge will_ a point radially inward b. point radially outward c. point in a single direction away from the test charge B2. When two charges act upon a third charge, what will happen to the net electric force of a charge experiencing a force from the other two charges? a. Electric force becomes the algebraic sum of the forces experienced from both charges. b. Electric force becomes the vector product of the individual forces between charges. c. Electric force becomes the vector sum of the forces experienced by a charge from the other charges.

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