N THE EXAM, and to mark all of your answers on the exam itself, circling the ult
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N THE EXAM, and to mark all of your answers on the exam itself, circling the ultiple choice answers clearly. Be sure to SHOW YOUR WORK everywhere. u may not consult with other students or the text during the exam, but may e an 8 1/2" by 11" sheet of formulas·Good Luck! . A. The drawing above represents the equipotential surfaces for a system of charges. Assuming the potential near location C is at a higher elec- tric potential than the line in the diagram near location B, and at lower potential than the line nearest location E, answer the following questions::Explanation / Answer
The diagram is too messy that I didn't find the point E. However I will clear your concept to solve thus question. In order to find the direction of movement of charge first you need to find the direction of electric field at that particular point. Because positive charge move oppostive to the direction of electric field and negative charge move along it. Second, the direction of electric field is always perpendicular to the equipotential lines.
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