FIGURE 20-1 
-Two parallel metal plates A and B carry positive and negative charges of equal strength, respectively, as shown in Figure 20-1. What is the correct direction for the equipotential lines for this charge configuration?
Choice I:
Vertical, along the y-axis
Choice II:
Horizontal, along the x-axis
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