(g) This drawing is IncorrectRationale:Drawing is correct.o Field lines should be intersectingField lines should not be intersectingO Field lines are diverging when they should be convergingO Field lines are converging when they should be divergingO All field lines not originating/terminating from a point chargeO Field line density is asymmetrical when it should be symmetricalXO Field line density is symmetrical when it should be asymmetricalNo, that's only partially correct! 1. Which of the following electric field lines are incorrect for point charges? If it is incorrect,explain why.(a)(c)(e)+5μC(a) This drawing is CorrectRationale:• Drawing is correct.O Field lines should be intersectingO Field lines should not be intersecting(g)(b) This drawing is IncorrectRationale:✔.(b)(d)(f)-5μCO Field lines are diverging when they should be convergingO Field lines are converging when they should be divergingO All field lines not originating/terminating from a point chargeO Field line density is asymmetrical when it should be symmetricalO Field line density is symmetrical when it should be asymmetrical

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(g) This drawing is Incorrect Rationale: O Drawing is correct. o Field lines should be intersecting O Field lines should not be intersecting O Field lines are diverging when they should be converging O Field lines are converging when they should be diverging O All field lines not originating/terminating from a point charge O Field line density is asymmetrical when it should be symmetrical X O Field line density is symmetrical when it should be asymmetrical No, that's only partially correct

(g) This drawing is Incorrect Rationale: O Drawing is correct. o Field lines should be intersecting O Field lines should not be intersecting O Field lines are diverging when they should be converging O Field lines are converging when they should be diverging O All field lines not originating/terminating from a point charge O Field line density is asymmetrical when it should be symmetrical X O Field line density is symmetrical when it should be asymmetrical No, that's only partially correct

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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