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PLEASE HELP ME! In which direction does the electric field point at a position directly south of a positive charge? a. east b. south c. west d. north
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In which direction does the electric field point at a position directly south of a positive charge?
a. east
b. south
c. west
d. north

User Kepotx
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South

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User Eigenvalue
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field lines always point away from the positive end of a magnet. so if you are South of a magnet, the field lines will point south
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