Question

1. if a proton (+) and an electron (-) come near each other they: image of electric field lines between a + and - charge options: will explode, will repel, will have no interaction, will attract

Explanation:

In physics, the fundamental principle of electric charges states that opposite charges attract each other. A proton has a positive charge (+) and an electron has a negative charge (-), so when they come near each other, they will attract. The other options are incorrect: protons and electrons don't explode when near each other, like charges repel (but proton and electron have opposite charges), and they do interact (so "will have no interaction" is wrong).

Answer:

D. will attract (assuming the last option is labeled D; if the options are in order as given with the last one being "will attract", the correct option is the one with "will attract")