Generalization A. Direction: Sketch the electric field around the following arrangements of small charged objects. a. an isolated positive charge b. an isolated negative charge c. two positive charges of equal magnitude d. two negative charges of equal magnitude e. an electric dipole ( one positive and one negative charge of equal magnitude )

Generalization A. Direction: Sketch the electric field around the following arrangements of small charged objects. a. an isolated positive charge b. an isolated negative charge c. two positive charges of equal magnitude d. two negative charges of equal magnitude e. an electric dipole ( one positive and one negative charge of equal magnitude )

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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