In a uniform electric field, which statement is correct?

Correct answer: D. All electric field lines are parallel

  • A. All charged particles experience the same force
  • B. All charged particles move with the same velocity
  • C. All electric field lines are directed towards positive charges
  • D. All electric field lines are parallel

Explanation

In case of the uniform electric field, the two electric field lines are1. straight2. parallel3. equidistantA uniform electric field is a field in which the value of the field strength remains the same

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