MCQ
Identify the correct statement about the charges q1​ and q2​:

  • A
    q1​ and q2​, both are positive.
  • B
    q1​ and q2​, both are negative.
  • C
    q1​ is positive and q2​ is negative.
  • D
    q2​ is positive and q1​ is negative.

Answer

  1. q1​ and q2​, both are negative.

Explanation:

The filed of lines is outward from the positive charge and inward to the negative charge.

Here the field of lines is towards the charges q1​ and q2​. Thus, both charges are negative.

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