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The concept of electric field lines around a charged particle is a ______ concept.

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real

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hypothetical

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real for positive charge

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hypothetical for negative charge

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Solution

The correct option is B hypothetical
To visualize the electric field created by a charged particle around it, Michael Faraday developed imaginary concept of electric field lines. It is also known as electric lines of force.

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