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Activity 3-1: Electric Field Vectors from a Positively Charged Rod To investigate the vector nature of an electric field, you can use a piece of Scotch Magic tape with a positive charge on it as the test charge. 1. Charge a piece of tape (about 10 cm long) positively. To recall how to do this, refer back to Investigation 1. 2. Charge up the glass or acrylic rod (positively), and hold it pointing vertically. Assume that the charge on the tip of the glass rod is the source of the electric field.3. Now hold the test charge (tape) vertically, and move it around the rod. Note the direction and magnitude of the force at various locations and different distances around the rod. Note: The charged tape is really not a point charge but it can still give you an idea of the direction of the electric field in the vicinity of a point. Comment: By convention physicists always place the tail of the E-field vec- for at the point in space of interest rather than at the charge that causes the field. Question 3-1: What is the direction of the electric field at various points around the rod? no won lun qu bobble over starBons no losjdo eno to losingo o Verolisaideaval ni anodavisado woy moil Com Question 3-2: How does the magnitude of the electric field vary with distance from the tip of the rod? epage ytams vino, rhiw notion eli Issidosis nisindo of Indigbori 916 29010