If Ë = xyi + 2 yzj +3.xzk and y²i+(2.xy + z*)j+2yzk then (a) both are not static electric fields (b) both are static electric fields [H.C.U.-2016] (c) only Ē, is a possible static electric field (d) only Ë, is a possible static electric field

If Ë = xyi + 2 yzj +3.xzk and y²i+(2.xy + z*)j+2yzk then (a) both are not static electric fields (b) both are static electric fields [H.C.U.-2016] (c) only Ē, is a possible static electric field (d) only Ë, is a possible static electric field

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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If Ē, = xyi + 2yzj + 3xzk and y²i+(2.xy + z²) } +2 yzk then
(a) both are not static electric fields
(b) both are static electric fields
[H.C.U.-2016]
(c) only Ē, is a possible static electric field (d) only Ë, is a possible static electric field

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