In the diagram shown below,

Question

In the diagram shown below, (A) field strength at P is less than field strength at Q (B) field strength at P and Q are equal (C) field is more strong at P and less strong at Q (D) cannot be tell from the figure

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Areas of P-Q are equal but more lines pass through area at P. So, field is stronger at P as compared to Q.

Q. In the diagram shown below,

field strength at $P$ is less than field strength at $Q$

field strength at $P$ and $Q$ are equal

field is more strong at $P$ and less strong at $Q$

cannot be tell from the figure

Areas of $P - Q$ are equal but more lines pass through area at $P$ .
So, field is stronger at $P$ as compared to $Q$ .

Q. In the diagram shown below,

field strength at P is less than field strength at Q

field strength at P and Q are equal

field is more strong at P and less strong at Q

cannot be tell from the figure

Areas of P−Q are equal but more lines pass through area at P. So, field is stronger at P as compared to Q.

field strength at $P$ is less than field strength at $Q$

field strength at $P$ and $Q$ are equal

field is more strong at $P$ and less strong at $Q$

Areas of $P - Q$ are equal but more lines pass through area at $P$ .
So, field is stronger at $P$ as compared to $Q$ .