19where is the electric field the strongest and the weakest between lines of cha

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19where is the electric field the strongest and the weakest between lines of charge? 20
what is the relationship between the electric field and the surface of the conducting line?

Part II: Finding the Electric Field Lines for Two Lines of Charge. 14.Change the charge configuration. Remove the dipole paper from the board Place the paper with the two paralel ines drawn on the board. Pin down the edges. Pin the wires to any location on the lines 15. Find the Electric Field Lines. Using the same procedure as the dipola, find the electric field ines. Start with the black probe at the center line on the paper that crosses thraugh the two parallel ines and is one grid point from the line cannected to the poeitive of the pawer supply. T The other points to start are three to the left and three to the right of this point each 2 grid points from the next one. Once the negative line has been reached, go to the next starting point. 16. Sketch the Electric Field Lines. Sketch the electric field lines in the figure below. Mark which line is positive and negative 17 Return the Equipment. Place all the cqupment on the cart. Give the instructor your sheets af conducting paper. They are needed for the next lab. 18. Look at the Electric Field Lines for the ines of charge. Describe the electric field n between the two lines. 19. Where is the electric field the strongest? The weakest? 20. Look at where the electric field ine and one of the ines of charge meet What i the relationship between the electnic teld and the surface of the conducting line?

Explanation / Answer

19. The electric field will be strongest at the center of the poles and weakest near the edge ( due to the loss of the flux outside)

20. Electric field is perpendicular at the center of the rod and it gets steepier as one moves away from the center.

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