Agravitational field vector points toward the earth; an electric field vector points toward an electron. why do electric field vectors point away from protons? 1. protons have much larger mass. 2. unlike electrons, protons will produce an electric field of their own. 3. protons have more net charge than electrons. 4. protons are positively charged. 5. none of these
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