1. The electric field lines must begin on positive charges (or infinity) and end on negative charges (or infinity). b) F

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1. The electric field lines must begin on positive charges (or infinity) and end on negative charges (or infinity). b) F

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1. The electric field lines must begin on positive charges (or infinity) and end on negative charges (or infinity). b) False a) True 2. The electric field lines can cross a) True b) False 3. As we move away from the charge, the density of electric field lines decreases. 2) True b) False 4. The electric field direction at point P in space is outward from Q and inward toward +Q. a) True b) False 5. All periodic waves can be constructed from sine waves. A) True b) False 6. The period and frequency are reciprocals each other a) True b) False 7. The amplitude of sine wave is only measured between from the center to the maximum points on the waveform a) True b) False 8. The SI unit of the Electric field is a) N/C b) N/m C) NC d) Nm 9. The SI unit of the coulomb constant is a) Nm²/C b) Nm /c? c) NC/m? d) Nm/c? The total electric field along the line of the two charges 9. = -5 uC and 92 = 7 uc, as shown in the figure at the point midway between them, since the distance between the two chares is 2 m. a) 18x10' N/C b) 108x10'N/C C) 36x10' N/C d) 4.5*10' N/C
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