Given a set of equipotential curves, how can the electric field lines be sketche

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Given a set of equipotential curves, how can the electric field lines be sketched? ines that are perpendicular to the equipotential ourves directed from high potentials to low potentials ?Draw linesthat are perpendicular to the equipotential urves diocted tom low potentials to high potentials Draw lines that are parallel to the Draw lines that are paralel to the equipotential curves directed from low potentials to high potentials equipotential curves directed from high potentials to low potentials QUESTION 5 with the upper plate at the higher potential. Assume the plates are very large (so the electric field is approximately straight lines), and no other charges are nearby. The direction of the electric field outside of the plates and between the plates is positive plate, upward from the negative plate; between: from negative to positive O outside: downward from the O outside: zero; between: zero O outside: zero, between: from positive to negative Ooutsider upward from the positive plate, downward from the negative plate; between: from negaitve to postive O outsidec zero, between: from negative to positive ?outsid« downward from, te positive plate, upward tom the negative plate: between too outsides downward from the positive plate, upward from the negative plate; betweon: from positive to negative outsider upward from the positive plate, downward from the negative plate; betweenc zero outside upward from the positive plate, downward from the negative plate; between: from positive to negative Click Save and Submit to save and submit. CickSae All Ansuers to sqve all ansvers. Save All Answers

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Electric field always directed from high to low potential and electric field directed always perpendicular to the equipotential surface, hence

Option (a) is correct.

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B. Option (c) is correct.

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