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Does an electric charge experience a force of due to electric field produced by itself?

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Answered by srushtijadhav2006

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It may be pointed out that the source charge does not experience any force due to electric field produced by it. The electric field due to a source charge has its own existence and is present even if there is no test charge to experience the force.

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Does an electric charge experience a force of due to electric field produced by itself?​

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Does an electric charge experience a force of due to electric field produced by itself?