Create two parallel “plates" of charge in the simulation by making a line of 13 positive charges at the top of the screen. Make a line of 13 negative charges along the bottom. Draw the equipotential lines and the field vectors in the space between the charges on the figure below. (Ignore the edges.) Label your diagram. Include numbers for at least 3 equipotential lines.

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