The three electric field diagrams labeled \"1\", \"2\", and \"3\" in the accompa

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The three electric field diagrams labeled "1", "2", and "3" in the accompanying illustration each represent the field around two charged particles of equal magnitude. (a) Which diagram has a positive charge and a negative charge? (b) Which diagram has two positive charges? (c) Which diagram has two negative charges?

The three electric field diagrams labeled ''1'', ''2'', and ''3'' in the accompanying illustration each represent the field around two charged particles of equal magnitude. (a) Which diagram has a positive charge and a negative charge? (b) Which diagram has two positive charges? (c) Which diagram has two negative charges?

Explanation / Answer

here ,

for a positive charge , electric field line goes out of the charge ,

for a negative charge , electric field lines goes into the charge .

a)

For a positive and negative charge ,

in figure 2 , there are a negative and posiitve charge

b)

here , figure 3 has two positive charges

c)

Here , figure 1 has 2 negative charges

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