[问答题]
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参考答案:
From rule 1: A test charge
would be either attracted directly towards or repelled directly away from
a point charge, depending on the sign of the point charge. So the field lines must be directed either
radially towards or radially away from the point charge.
From rule 2: The magnitude of
the field due to the point charge only depends on the distance from the point
charge. Thus the density of the field
lines must be the same at any location around the point charge, for a given
distance from the point charge.
From rule 3: If the point charge is positive, the field
lines will originate from the location of the
point charge. If the point
charge is negative, the field lines will end at the location of the point
charge.
Based on rules 1 and 2, the lines are radial and their density
is constant for a given distance. This
is equivalent to saying that the lines must be symmetrically spaced around the
point charge.
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