Neutral zone in the electric field of two similar charges is a region where

Correct answer: D. no electric field line passes

  • A. both positive and negative charges are present
  • B. equal quantities of both positive and negative charges are present
  • C. an electric dipole exists
  • D. no electric field line passes

Explanation

The neutral zone is the region where the electric field lines of two similar charges cancel each other out, resulting in no net electric field.Incorrect options: (a) and (b) There are no negative charges involved in the electric field between similar charges. (c) An electric dipole consists of equal and opposite charges separated by a distance, not in a neutral zone.

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