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Velocity of a particle in non uniform electric field

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Non-Uniform Magnetic Field: The magnetic field in a region is non-uniform if it has different magnetic intensities at different points in the region. Converging, Diverging, magnetic fields of most magnets, etc are examples of non-uniform magnetic fields.

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In a non-uniform electric field, the field lines are not parallel and not equidistant. An example is a single proton, with field lines that are “circle outwards”. The equipotential decreases by an inverse square law by increase in distance from source charge.

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