On a graphing paper, mark the points where the 6.0 V line intersects with x = -4, -2, 0, 2, 4. For each point of intersection, draw a line perpendicular to the 6.0 V equipotential line that passes through this point. Measure the length of the segment that goes from the 6.0 V equipotential line to the next adjacent equipotential line (here, choose the 5.5 V line). This is Al, for that particular point of intersection. Estimate the magnitude of the electric field by dividing AV over Alı, noting that the potential difference between two adjacent equipotential lines (AV) is 0.5 V. Write down your answers in the table below. On the same graphing paper, draw the electric field vectors at each point of intersection. Use the scale 2.0 cm : 1.0V/cm. It is important that the vectors are drawn accurately, showing the appropriate direction and length.

On a graphing paper, mark the points where the 6.0 V line intersects with x = -4, -2, 0, 2, 4. For each point of intersection, draw a line perpendicular to the 6.0 V equipotential line that passes through this point. Measure the length of the segment that goes from the 6.0 V equipotential line to the next adjacent equipotential line (here, choose the 5.5 V line). This is Al, for that particular point of intersection. Estimate the magnitude of the electric field by dividing AV over Alı, noting that the potential difference between two adjacent equipotential lines (AV) is 0.5 V. Write down your answers in the table below. On the same graphing paper, draw the electric field vectors at each point of intersection. Use the scale 2.0 cm : 1.0V/cm. It is important that the vectors are drawn accurately, showing the appropriate direction and length.