Which of the folliwing can be taken as a measure of electric field intensity
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The electric field Intensity at a point is the force experienced by a unit positive charge placed at that point. Electric Field Intensity is a vector quantity. It is denoted by 'E'. Formula: Electric Field = F/q.
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A measure of the force exerted by one charged body on another.The electric field intensity (volts/meter) at any location is the force (Newtons) that would be experienced by unit test charge (Coulombs) placed at the location. A uniform electric field is an ideal case in which the electric field lines are parallel with one another, for example between the plates of a large, parallel plate aircapacitor. A divergent electric field is one in which the field intensity changes with distance, for example in a capacitor comprising a sphere and a plate. In practical situations electric fields are rarely uniform, particularly within solids and liquids.