The electric field lines between a pair of equal and opposite charges are
A)directed from positive to negative.
B)more concentrated closer to the charges.
C)vectors,with patterns resulting from the inverse-square law.
D)all of the above
E)none of the above

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A) Electric field lines always go from positive to negative charges.
B) More field lines indicate a stronger electric field, which means that they are more concentrated closer to the charges.
C) Electric field lines follow the inverse square law, meaning that they spread out in a spherical pattern outward from the charges.

The Electric Field Lines Between a Pair of Equal and Opposite