Two plates are oppositely charged uniformly and kept parallel to each other at a certain distance. What will be the nature of electric field lines in between them?
A. Circular
B. Parallel to each other throughout the cross section
C. Not uniformly distributed
D. Parallel and uniform in central part but fringes out at the extreme ends
Answer:D
Two plates are oppositely charged uniformly and kept parallel to each other at a certain distance. What will be the nature of electric field lines in between them?
A. Circular B. Parallel to each other throughout the cross section C. Not uniformly distributed D. Parallel and uniform in central part but fringes out at the extreme ends
Explanation: The electric field between two uniformly charged plates is uniform. Electric field lines in the uniform electric field are parallel to each other and uniformly distributed. This phenomenon is observed in most of the parts between the plates. But in the two extreme ends, the field line fringes out due to the non-uniform electric field.