Approach used:- here we use Coulomb's law of force between charges for the first problem and for the second one we use the properties of electric field lines.
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B is incorrect | reason - field lines are radially inward for a negative charge, here they are outward |
C is incorrect | reason - field lines must be uniformly distributed around a charge |
D is incorrect | reason - field lines are radially outward for a positive charge, here they are inward |
F is incorrect | reason - field lines must not cross each other |
G is incorrect | reason - field lines don't form a loop |
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