An infinite line carries a linear uniform charge density of 13.5 nC/m). Determine the magnitude of the electric field ( in units of kN/C) at a distance of 5.0 cm from the line. Select one: A. 5.27 B. 97.20 C. 4.86 D. 48.60 E. 2.43

An infinite line carries a linear uniform charge density of 13.5 nC/m). Determine the magnitude of the electric field ( in units of kN/C) at a distance of 5.0 cm from the line. Select one: A. 5.27 B. 97.20 C. 4.86 D. 48.60 E. 2.43

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An infinite line carries a linear uniform
charge density of 13.5 nC/m).
Determine the magnitude of the
electric field ( in units of kN/C) at a
distance of 5.0 cm from the line.
Select one:
A. 5.27
B. 97.20
C. 4.86
D. 48.60
E. 2.43

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