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Circuits VII.Optics Home >> Electromagnetism > Electric Potential Exploration 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials > Chapter 25: Electric Potential Potential Field 4 + Illustrations - Explorations 25.1: Investigate Equipotential Lines 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials 25.3: Electric Potential around Conductors 25.4: Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer 25.5: Spherical Conductor and Insulator + Problems + Supplements draw on draw off reset Field 1 | Field 2 | Field 3 | Field 4 The panel on the left displays an equipotential plot. Restart. a. What is an equipotential line? b. How are electric field lines related to equipotential lines? c. Draw the electric field lines for this potential by dragging the pencil (at its tip) after clicking the "draw on" button. Use the print screen function on your computer to print out a copy of your drawing. d. After you have made your drawing, determine which electric field (1, 2, 3, or 4) best represents the region. Explain your choice. Note that the arrows in the field plot represent the direction, and the colors represent the magnitude of the electric field. e. Was your drawing a good representation of the actual field? Did you have any misunderstandings? Explain. Need help? Enable Field Lines on Double-Click to see the field lines in the contour view by double-clicking in the region. Note: There is a short delay between the "click" and the drawing of the field line. Download PDF Worksheet javascript:fieldd0) Type here to search O i M W N 4:09 PM W Rain... 2/22/2022Mail X Bb Welc X w Lab F X ta The E x Bb Annc X w Pre-1 X w Note X w Vanil X 101 Chen X 9 Chen X UJ Logil X w UCor X & Logi X Phys X + V X C compadre.org/physlets/electromagnetism/ex25_2.cfm : Apps Watch cartoons onl... Hear your own play... YouTube V LIVE Weverse - Official f... Google Docs s C Home - www.com... Bb Welcome, Brianna -.. Course Home 0 Mail - Renaudette,... > > Reading list I. Mechanics II.Fluids III. Waves V. Thermodynamics V.Electromagnetism VI. Circuits VII.Optics Home >> Electromagnetism > Electric Potential Exploration 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials > Chapter 25: Electric Potential Potential Field 3 + Illustrations - Explorations 25.1: Investigate Equipotential Lines 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials 25.3: Electric Potential around Conductors 25.4: Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer 25.5: Spherical Conductor and Insulator + Problems + Supplements draw on draw off reset Field 1 | Field 2 | Field 3 | Field 4 The panel on the left displays an equipotential plot. Restart. a. What is an equipotential line? b. How are electric field lines related to equipotential lines? c. Draw the electric field lines for this potential by dragging the pencil (at its tip) after clicking the "draw on" button. Use the print screen function on your computer to print out a copy of your drawing. d. After you have made your drawing, determine which electric field (1, 2, 3, or 4) best represents the region. Explain your choice. Note that the arrows in the field plot represent the direction, and the colors represent the magnitude of the electric field. e. Was your drawing a good representation of the actual field? Did you have any misunderstandings? Explain. Need help? Enable Field Lines on Double-Click to see the field lines in the contour view by double-clicking in the region. Note: There is a short delay between the "click" and the drawing of the field line. Download PDF Worksheet javascript:fieldc0 Type here to search O i M W N 4:09 PM W Rain... 2/22/2022Mail X Bb Welc X w Lab F X ta The E x Bb Annc X w Pre-1 X w Note X w Vanil X 101 Chen X 9 Chen X UJ Logil X w UCor X & Logi X Phys X + V X C compadre.org/physlets/electromagnetism/ex25_2.cfm : Apps Watch cartoons onl... Hear your own play... YouTube V LIVE Weverse - Official f... Google Docs s C Home - www.com... Bb Welcome, Brianna -... Course Home 0 Mail - Renaudette,... > > Reading list I. Mechanics II.Fluids III. Waves V. Thermodynamics V.Electromagnetism VI. Circuits VII.Optics Home >> Electromagnetism > Electric Potential Exploration 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials > Chapter 25: Electric Potential Potential Field 2 + Illustrations - Explorations 25.1: Investigate Equipotential Lines 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials 25.3: Electric Potential around Conductors 25.4: Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer 25.5: Spherical Conductor and Insulator + Problems + Supplements draw on draw off reset Field 1 | Field 2 | Field 3 | Field 4 The panel on the left displays an equipotential plot. Restart. a. What is an equipotential line? b. How are electric field lines related to equipotential lines? c. Draw the electric field lines for this potential by dragging the pencil (at its tip) after clicking the "draw on" button. Use the print screen function on your computer to print out a copy of your drawing. d. After you have made your drawing, determine which electric field (1, 2, 3, or 4) best represents the region. Explain your choice. Note that the arrows in the field plot represent the direction, and the colors represent the magnitude of the electric field. e. Was your drawing a good representation of the actual field? Did you have any misunderstandings? Explain. Need help? Enable Field Lines on Double-Click to see the field lines in the contour view by double-clicking in the region. Note: There is a short delay between the "click" and the drawing of the field line. Download PDF Worksheet javascript:fieldb0 Type here to search O i M W 4:08 PM N W Rain... 2/22/2022Mail X Bb Welc X w Lab F X ta The E x Bb Annc X w Pre-1 X w Note X w Vanil X 101 Chen X 9 Chen X UJ Logil X w UCor X & Logi X Phys X + V X C compadre.org/physlets/electromagnetism/ex25_2.cfm : Apps Watch cartoons onl... Hear your own play... YouTube V LIVE Weverse - Official f... Google Docs s C Home - www.com... Bb Welcome, Brianna -... Course Home 0 Mail - Renaudette,... > > Reading list I. Mechanics II.Fluids III. Waves V. Thermodynamics V.Electromagnetism VI. Circuits VII.Optics Home >> Electromagnetism > Electric Potential Exploration 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials > Chapter 25: Electric Potential Potential Field 1 + Illustrations - Explorations 25.1: Investigate Equipotential Lines 25.2: Electric Field Lines and Equipotentials 25.3: Electric Potential around Conductors 25.4: Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometer 25.5: Spherical Conductor and Insulator + Problems + Supplements draw on draw off reset Field 1 | Field 2 | Field 3 | Field 4 The panel on the left displays an equipotential plot. Restart. a. What is an equipotential line? b. How are electric field lines related to equipotential lines? c. Draw the electric field lines for this potential by dragging the pencil (at its tip) after clicking the "draw on" button. Use the print screen function on your computer to print out a copy of your drawing. d. After you have made your drawing, determine which electric field (1, 2, 3, or 4) best represents the region. Explain your choice. Note that the arrows in the field plot represent the direction, and the colors represent the magnitude of the electric field. e. Was your drawing a good representation of the actual field? Did you have any misunderstandings? Explain. Need help? Enable Field Lines on Double-Click to see the field lines in the contour view by double-clicking in the region. Note: There is a short delay between the "click" and the drawing of the field line. Download PDF Worksheet javascript:fielda0 Type here to search O i M W 4:08 PM N W Rain... 2/22/2022