Assume that there is a charged particle with 6 uC. Calculate the Electric field at distance 16 milli-metres.If we put an electron at distance 16 what will be the net force on electron? Calculate the acceleration of electron

Assume that there is a charged particle with 6 uC. Calculate the Electric field at distance 16 milli-metres.If we put an electron at distance 16 what will be the net force on electron? Calculate the acceleration of electron

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Chapter21: Electric Fields

Section21.1: Creating And Measuring Electric Fields

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