At ‘Electrical Neutral Point’ the lines of force _______
A. Are absent
B. Coincide with each other
C. Always converge
D. Always diverge
Answer:A
At ‘Electrical Neutral Point’ the lines of force _______
A. Are absent B. Coincide with each other C. Always converge D. Always diverge
Explanation: Electrical neutral point is a point in between two positive and negative charges, where the electric field intensity is zero. It means that no lines of force pass through that point because electric field lines are the measure of field intensity i.e. more lines mean more field intensity. The lines never converge or diverge neither they coincide at that point.