North Lines. Shown in the figure are the electric fields set up by a spherical and a rod-shaped conductor. For each configuration, the conductors are possibly positively charged, negatively charged, or electrically neutral. Which of the following configurations are plausible? (1) O A. I and Il only B. Il and III only OC. I and IIl only OD. 1,Il and III

North Lines. Shown in the figure are the electric fields set up by a spherical and a rod-shaped conductor. For each configuration, the conductors are possibly positively charged, negatively charged, or electrically neutral. Which of the following configurations are plausible? (1) O A. I and Il only B. Il and III only OC. I and IIl only OD. 1,Il and III

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Chapter7: Electric Potential

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