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    The document discusses electric fields. Some key points: 1) Electric fields are regions of space around charged objects that exert forces on other charges. The electric field intensity E is defined as the force F experienced by a small test charge q per unit charge. 2) Point charges create electric fields that radiate outward uniformly in all directions, with intensity decreasing with distance. The electric field E at a distance r from a point charge q is directly proportional to the charge q and inversely proportional to the distance r squared. 3) Systems of multiple charges can generate non-uniform electric fields that vary in both magnitude and direction throughout space. Dipoles, consisting of two equal but opposite charges close together, produce

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    The document discusses electric fields. Some key points: 1) Electric fields are regions of space around charged objects that exert forces on other charges. The electric field intensity E is defined as the force F experienced by a small test charge q per unit charge. 2) Point charges create electric fields that radiate outward uniformly in all directions, with intensity decreasing with distance. The electric field E at a distance r from a point charge q is directly proportional to the charge q and inversely proportional to the distance r squared. 3) Systems of multiple charges can generate non-uniform electric fields that vary in both magnitude and direction throughout space. Dipoles, consisting of two equal but opposite charges close together, produce

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    Electrostatic Class 3 Notes

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    Diksha Raj
    The document discusses electric fields. Some key points: 1) Electric fields are regions of space around charged objects that exert forces on other charges. The electric field intensity E is defined as the force F experienced by a small test charge q per unit charge. 2) Point charges create electric fields that radiate outward uniformly in all directions, with intensity decreasing with distance. The electric field E at a distance r from a point charge q is directly proportional to the charge q and inversely proportional to the distance r squared. 3) Systems of multiple charges can generate non-uniform electric fields that vary in both magnitude and direction throughout space. Dipoles, consisting of two equal but opposite charges close together, produce

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