. Negative charge -Q is distributed uniformly on a quarter circle of radius a at quadrant III (see figure). What is the net electric field at the origin (in terms of k, a, and the linear charge density of the quarter circle)? -x< OA. KA -Q a OB. KA a² O C. O D. + kλ ___k [î+â] a kλ [ii] a

. Negative charge -Q is distributed uniformly on a quarter circle of radius a at quadrant III (see figure). What is the net electric field at the origin (in terms of k, a, and the linear charge density of the quarter circle)? -x< OA. KA -Q a OB. KA a² O C. O D. + kλ ___k [î+â] a kλ [ii] a

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Chapter15: Electric Forces And Fields

Section15.3: Electric Fields

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OA. KA
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O B. KA
a²
O C.
kλ
a
O D. kλ
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a
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