Question #167207

Explain electric field


Expert's answer

An electric field is a vector field because it is responsible for conveying the information for a force, which involves both magnitude and direction. This field consists of a distribution of electric field vectors E⃗\vec{E} , one for each point in the space around a charged object. The electric field at any point is defined to be the electric force per unit charge at that point:

E⃗=FE⃗q\vec{E} = \frac{\vec{F_E}}{q}


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