Electric field question -- Charges....

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Charges inherently generate an electric field around themselves, a fundamental property of electric charges. This electric field exists wherever there is a charge present and propagates rapidly. The discussion emphasizes that the creation of an electric field by charges is a natural phenomenon that does not require further explanation. Questions about the reasons behind this property highlight a common curiosity in understanding electric fields. Overall, the conversation reinforces the basic principles of electric fields as a characteristic of charged particles.
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When a charge placed at anywhere,then it produces a powerful field around itself,is called electric field. It is exist whenever charge exist.And charge takes very very small time in propagate electric field.
 
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Tanmay Gupta said:
When a charge placed at anywhere,then it produces a powerful field around itself,is called electric field. It is exist whenever charge exist.And charge takes very very small time in propagate electric field.

Do you have a question, or are you attempting to present a basic lesson in Coulomb's law?

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Ya,why charges creat electric field ?
 
Tanmay Gupta said:
Ya,why charges creat electric field ?

it's just a natural property of charges in that they create an electric field
as far as I'm aware, it can't be explained any further
 
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