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Which describes the electric field lines outside a positively charged flat metal surface? They extend directly away from the surface. They run parallel to the surface. They extend directly toward the surface.

Which describes the electric field lines outside a positively charged flat metal surface? They extend directly away from the surface. They run parallel to the surface. They extend directly toward the surface.

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Which describes the electric field lines outside a positively charged flat metal surface? They extend directly away from the surface. They run parallel to the surface. They extend directly toward the surface.

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