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Drawings I and II show two samples of electric field lines
- The electric fields in both I and II are produced. by negative charge located somewhere on the left and positive charges located somewhere on the right
- In both I and II the electric field is the same every where
- In both cases the field becomes stronger on moving from left to right
- The electric field in I is the same everywhere, but in II the electric field becomes stronger on moving from left to right
The correct answer is: The electric field in I is the same everywhere, but in II the electric field becomes stronger on moving from left to right
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