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A charged particle produces a field E at distance 4.1 m from the particle. At what...
At a distance of 12 mm from a charged particle, the electric
field has a magnitude of 100 N/CN/C.
Part A
At what distance is the electric field 400 N/CN/C?
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At what distance is it 16 N/CN/C?
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