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The figure shows electric field lines pe
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The figure shows electric field lines penetrating two surfaces. Then
A
∣
E
a
∣
>
∣
E
a
∣
B
∣
E
a
∣
=
∣
E
a
∣
C
∣
E
a
∣
<
∣
E
a
∣
D
None of these
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Correct option is A)
From figure we can see that number of electric field passing through per unit area is more for plate A than plate B.
Hence, magnitude of field at A is greater than B.
∣
E
A
∣
>
∣
E
B
∣
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