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3 years ago

Describe what happens to the electric field lines when two objects with unlike charges are brought near each other.

Physics

2 answers:

VladimirAG [237]3 years ago

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Answer:

Unlike Charges:

The unlike charges attracts each other, as we can say that the two atoms or point charges which posses different properties attracts one another.

Explanation:

The electric field lines:

The electric fields shows the direction, the nature, and the magnitude of the charges been placed there in a given space. As the field lines from the positive point charge(+) goes in the outward direction and the negative charges(-) has the field lines coming towards it or they are directed towards inside the test charge.

As, the different charges interact lines when interact with one another, the lines become more curved and they slide over the two charges. Now, that is also due to the number of charges attracted toward each present on the surface of the two charges.

harina [27]3 years ago

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Hello.

The answer is:

It creates a spark.

Then thespark can sometimes start a fire or other serious problems.

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