Determine the force on a 6 uC point charge located at (0,2.2) if the electric field at the same location is E = - 282.7a, + 565.5a, V/mi+tOa 1.7a, +3.4a, NOb -1.7a, +3.4a, mNOC -47.1a, +94.3a, MNOd-1.7a, +3.4a, N

Formula of force acting on a charge due to electric field is as follows: F→=q·E→…

Determine the force on a 6 uC point charge located at (0.2.2) if the electric fleld at the same location is E--282.7a, + 565.5a, V/m 1a1.7a, +3.4a, N Ob-1.7a, +3.4a, mN Oe-47.la, +94.3a, MN O1-1.7a, +3.4a, N

Determine the force on a 6 uC point charge located at (0.2.2) if the electric fleld at the same location is E--282.7a, + 565.5a, V/m 1a1.7a, +3.4a, N Ob-1.7a, +3.4a, mN Oe-47.la, +94.3a, MN O1-1.7a, +3.4a, N

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Determine the force on a 6 uC point charge located at (0,2.2) if the electric field at the same location is E = - 282.7a, + 565.5a, V/m
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Oa 1.7a, +3.4a, N
Ob -1.7a, +3.4a, mN
OC -47.1a, +94.3a, MN
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