Equipotential Line ID E Field Lines Electric field lines and equipotential lines on a surface for two parallel plate is given in the figure. Six paths are defined with given points: Path1 is A to B (A → B) Path2: B to C (B → C) Path3: B to A (B → A) Path4: C to B (C → B) Path5: B to D (B → D) Path 6: D to B (D → B) A multimeter probe is set in motion along these paths. Using the given information; Through which path probe moves perpendicular to electric field lines? Your answer: O A) insufficient information B) 2,4 C) all of them O D) 1,3,5,6 E) none of them

Equipotential Line ID E Field Lines Electric field lines and equipotential lines on a surface for two parallel plate is given in the figure. Six paths are defined with given points: Path1 is A to B (A → B) Path2: B to C (B → C) Path3: B to A (B → A) Path4: C to B (C → B) Path5: B to D (B → D) Path 6: D to B (D → B) A multimeter probe is set in motion along these paths. Using the given information; Through which path probe moves perpendicular to electric field lines? Your answer: O A) insufficient information B) 2,4 C) all of them O D) 1,3,5,6 E) none of them

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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