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Field of Two Equal Charges off the Axis

• Close to one of the

charges, its own field

dominates. On the axis

between them, the field is

along the axis.

• To find the field elsewhere,

we must add the two field

vectors, and so can trace

lines of force.

• a

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Field of Two Equal Charges off the Axis • Close to one of the charges, its own field dominates. On the axis between them, the field is along the axis. • To find the field elsewhere, we must add the two field vectors, and so can trace lines of force. • a

Field Lines for Two Equal Charges • The lines are more crowded where the field is stronger, but at the central point there is zero field strength— the vertical lines go into that point, the horizontal lines come out.

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