E field linesECВ919293CDThe figure above shows the electric field linesfor three charged particles. Which are thefollowings are true?I.The potential at point A is smallestcomparing to the potentials at the otherpoints B, C, D and E.II.The potentials at locations C and D aresame The figure above shows the electric field linesfor three charged particles. Which are thefollowings are true?The potential at point A is smallestcomparing to the potentials at the otherpoints B, C, D and E.II.I.The potentials at locations C and D aresameMagnitude of the electric field at locationsC and D are sameI.IV. Magnitude of the electric field at point A ishighest comparing to the potentials at theother points B, C, D and E.Charge of q2 can be either positive ornegativeIV.V.O Only I, III, and IVO Only I and IVO Only I, II, and IVO Only III and VO Only III, IV, and VDiğer:

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E field lines
EC
В
91
92
93
C
D
The figure above shows the electric field lines
for three charged particles. Which are the
followings are true?
I.
The potential at point A is smallest
comparing to the potentials at the other
points B, C, D and E.
II.
The potentials at locations C and D are
same

The figure above shows the electric field lines
for three charged particles. Which are the
followings are true?
The potential at point A is smallest
comparing to the potentials at the other
points B, C, D and E.
II.
I.
The potentials at locations C and D are
same
Magnitude of the electric field at locations
C and D are same
I.
IV. Magnitude of the electric field at point A is
highest comparing to the potentials at the
other points B, C, D and E.
Charge of q2 can be either positive or
negative
IV.
V.
O Only I, III, and IV
O Only I and IV
O Only I, II, and IV
O Only III and V
O Only III, IV, and V
Diğer:

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