Note :?0 = 8.85 × 10^−12 ?^2/??^2 ve ?0 = 4? × 10^−7 ??/? 1. Loads are homogeneously distributed on athin, flat and very long plastic rod. from wireSince the electric field strength is 1500 N/C at adistance of 10 cm, a 15 cm long wire How manyC is the electric charge on the piece?2.The distance between two point bodies withelectric charges q1 = 5nC and q2 = -8nC is 20cm is given as. In the direction between theloads, 5 cm and 15 cm from the first loadCalculate the electric potential differencebetween the two points.%3D

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Note :?0 = 8.85 × 10 ^−12 ? ^2/??^2 ve ?0 = 4? × 10^−7 ??/?

1. Loads are homogeneously distributed on a
thin, flat and very long plastic rod. from wire
Since the electric field strength is 1500 N/C at a
distance of 10 cm, a 15 cm long wire How many
C is the electric charge on the piece?
2.The distance between two point bodies with
electric charges q1 = 5nC and q2 = -8nC is 20
cm is given as. In the direction between the
loads, 5 cm and 15 cm from the first load
Calculate the electric potential difference
between the two points.
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