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If a charge is kept free to move in the vicinity of other charges...will it follow the path of the electric lines of forces?

Satviki Pathak , 9 Years ago
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shubham sharda

Last Activity: 9 Years ago

Yes it will, but these lifes of force would be the resultant obtained of the force acting on the charge due to its neighbours.

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