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why not B?
from positive to negative.Merlin3189 said:Where do electric field lines start and end?
ummm... no, it can't be B.Merlin3189 said:So if you have two charges, where would they be in B?
Yes, thank you~Merlin3189 said:You could try drawing two point charges and sketch some electric field lines.
None of the pictures is perfect, but see which one looks a bit like your sketch (or rather, two sketches, because ...)
A field pattern is a visual representation of the strength and direction of a field, which is a region in space where a force can be felt.
Field patterns are produced by 2 point charges through the interaction of their electric fields. The electric field lines of the charges will either repel or attract each other, resulting in a specific pattern.
The field pattern produced by 2 point charges is determined by the magnitude and direction of the charges, as well as the distance between them. The strength of the electric field decreases as the distance from the charges increases.
The two main types of field patterns produced by 2 point charges are radial and dipolar. Radial patterns have field lines that originate from one charge and terminate on the other, while dipolar patterns have field lines that form a loop between the two charges.
Field patterns produced by 2 point charges have various practical applications, such as in electric circuits, particle accelerators, and electronic devices. They can also be used to study and understand the behavior of electric fields in different scenarios.