Electric field lines in a certain region are shown.

E_{x} = E_{y} = E_{z}

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E_{x} < E_{y} < E_{z}

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E_{x} > E_{y} > E_{z}

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E_{x} = E_{y} < E_{z}

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Solution

The correct option is A $E_{x} = E_{y} = E_{z}$
Here,
$E_{Z} = E_{y} = E_{z}$
Option $A$ is correct answer to given figure satisfy.

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