A charge q1-+ 8.00 µC (micro Coulomb) is at the origin (cero). Find theelectric field strength at point P, which is on the X-axis 0.5 m from theorigin. 1 Coulomb = 1X10^6 microCoulombYour answerGubmitsubmit passwords through Google Forms.This form was created inside of Fort Hancock Independent School District. Report AbuseGoogle FormsNE

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