The vertical component of tension (upwards) = T*cos(
)
The horizontal component of tension (left) = T*sin(
)
The force on right side = qE
Downward force = mg
hence from force balance,
T*cos(
)
= mg and
T*sin(
)
= qE
dividing both the equations
tan(
)
= qE/mg
E= mg*tan(
)/q
E = 0.003*9.81*tan(25)/(4*10-9)
E = 3.43*106 N/C
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