Concentration of lines of electric field at any part of space indicates Uniform

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Concentration of lines of electric field at any part of space indicates Uniform electric field Strong electric field Weak electric field Large change in electric field None of these Where do the equipotential curves intersect? Only around the positive charges Only around the negative charges everywhere nowhere Depends on the magnitude of the charges How does the electric field inside an insulator (like a block of plastic) compare to an existing uniform electric field in which it is placed? It is the same It is stronger It is weaker It is zero There is no way to tell

Explanation / Answer

1) if the electric field lines are concentrated ,this means that there is strong electric field at that point

so strong electric field is the correct annswer

2) the equipotential curves do not intersect at any point

3) the electric field inside the insultaor will remain the same and it will be equal to zero

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