1. (a) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld at a distance r away from a chargedistribution of total charge Q given by1 QĒ (r) =4T€0 r2(b) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld acting on a point charge, q, given interms of the clectric force by E = FE/q?

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1. (a) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld at a distance r away from a charge distribution of total charge Q given by 1 Q E (r) 4T€0 r² (b) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld acting on a point charge, q, given in terms of the clectric force by E = Fp/q?

1. (a) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld at a distance r away from a charge distribution of total charge Q given by 1 Q E (r) 4T€0 r² (b) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld acting on a point charge, q, given in terms of the clectric force by E = Fp/q?

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distribution of total charge Q given by
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Ē (r) =
4T€0 r2
(b) Under what conditions is the clectric ficld acting on a point charge, q, given in
terms of the clectric force by E = FE/q?

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