a) At what distance from a particle with acharge of 2.00 nC does the electric field ofthat charge have a magnitude of 3 N/C?The distance =[2 marks]b) The electric field lines between twocharges q, and q2 are as shown in the figure[2 marks]below.q1A•q2i) The ratio of the magnitudes of the charges92/91 =

Part A. Electric field due to a point charge at 'r' distance is given by: E = k*q/r^2 Given that q…

a) At what distance from a particle with a charge of 2.00 nC does the electric field of that charge have a magnitude of 3 N/C? The distance = m [2 marks] b) The electric field lines between two charges q1 and q2 are as shown in the figure below. [2 marks]

a) At what distance from a particle with a charge of 2.00 nC does the electric field of that charge have a magnitude of 3 N/C? The distance = m [2 marks] b) The electric field lines between two charges q1 and q2 are as shown in the figure below. [2 marks]

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a) At what distance from a particle with a
charge of 2.00 nC does the electric field of
that charge have a magnitude of 3 N/C?
The distance =
[2 marks]
b) The electric field lines between two
charges q, and q2 are as shown in the figure
[2 marks]
below.
q1
A•
q2
i) The ratio of the magnitudes of the charges
92/91 =

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