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an electric field outside a conductor is perpendicular to it's surface.justify​

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Answered by Nivikitty
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Surface of the conductor is an equipotential surface for static distribution of charge on it. Had it not been so, then charge would flow between points with potential difference. So, for surface to be equipotential surface for static charge distribution the field lines at the surface are perpendicular to the surface.

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