An electric field of 4.10^4 N/C is generated 20 cm from the center of an insulated sphere with a radius of 14 cm. What is the total charge of the sphere? a) 17.7µC B) 1.77µF NS) 1.77µC D) 0.24µF TO) 0.24 µC

An electric field of 4.10^4 N/C is generated 20 cm from the center of an insulated sphere with a radius of 14 cm. What is the total charge of the sphere? a) 17.7µC B) 1.77µF NS) 1.77µC D) 0.24µF TO) 0.24 µC

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Chapter23: Electric Fields

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An electric field of 4.10^4 N/C is generated 20 cm from the center of an insulated sphere with a radius of 14 cm. What is the total charge of the sphere?

17.7µC

1.77µF

NS)

1.77µC

0.24µF

TO)

0.24 µC

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