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Show that in CGS system the magnitudes of the permitivity and the dielectric constant of a medium are numerically equal.

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  14. Define electric field lines.

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  15. Two field lines do not intersect each other. Explain.

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  16. Indicate the magnitude of all electric field in terms of field lines.

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