A uniformly charged disk of radius R= 35 cm carries a total charge of Q= 3 µC. R ·0 Find the magnitude of the electric field 1. E created by the disk at the point P located at distance 30 cm from the center of the disk. E = [N/C] What is the direction of the electric 2. field E created by the disk at point P. Direction: + 3. Write the expression of the electric filed E created by the disk at point P. Ē =< [N/C] 4. Find the magnitude of the electric field E created by the disk at the point P located at distance 10 m from the center of the disk. E = [N/C]

A uniformly charged disk of radius R= 35 cm carries a total charge of Q= 3 µC. R ·0 Find the magnitude of the electric field 1. E created by the disk at the point P located at distance 30 cm from the center of the disk. E = [N/C] What is the direction of the electric 2. field E created by the disk at point P. Direction: + 3. Write the expression of the electric filed E created by the disk at point P. Ē =< [N/C] 4. Find the magnitude of the electric field E created by the disk at the point P located at distance 10 m from the center of the disk. E = [N/C]

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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