Consider a short rod carrying a uniformly distributed positive charge.
Which vector most closely represents the direction of the electric field at point P?
1. Vector 1.
2. Vector 2.
3. Vector 3.
4. Vector 4.
5. Vector 5.
6. Vector 6.
7. The answer depends on the sign of the charge on the 'test' particle
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