A solid, insulating sphere of radius a 2 cm has been charged uniformly by a density p%3= 100 µC/m3 The magnitude of the electric field (in N/C) ata point inside sphere 1 cm from its center is Select one: O a. 1.2 x 105 O b. 1.13 x 105 O c. 0.38 x 105 O d. 0.75 x 105 O e. 0 N/C

A solid, insulating sphere of radius a 2 cm has been charged uniformly by a density p%3= 100 µC/m3 The magnitude of the electric field (in N/C) ata point inside sphere 1 cm from its center is Select one: O a. 1.2 x 105 O b. 1.13 x 105 O c. 0.38 x 105 O d. 0.75 x 105 O e. 0 N/C

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A solid, insulating sphere of radius a = 2 cm has been charged uniformly by a density p%3=
100 µC/m3 The magnitude of the electric field (in N/C) at a point inside sphere 1 cm from
its center is
Select one:
O a. 1.2 x 105
O b. 1.13 x 105
O c. 0.38 x 105
O d. 0.75 x 105
O e. 0 N/C

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