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Electric Field Due to a Line of Charge Not on Its Axis

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The field due to a positively charged infinite rod at a point not on the rod are the rod.

A

parallel to

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and out of

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C

⊥

and into

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Solution

The correct option is B $⊥$ and out of
Direction of field due to a positively charged infinite rod is radially outward.

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