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Electric Field for the circular path of a positively charged particle
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[QUOTE="Aaryan34532, post: 6226678, member: 654439"] how i visualize fields is with a positive test charge, so in this environment wherever the test charge goes is the electric field lines.. if the electric field lines show positive test charges going towards that one area where it looks like they're attracted to a negative then in reality won't the positively charged particle do the exact same thing? That is why I thought it was B because electric field lines and positively charged particle will act similarily. [/QUOTE]
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