Four charged rings placed as in the figure below. Given that all rings have the same charge 47.4 nC and radius a=0.10 m, find the electric field (in units of kN/C) at point p. 0 0 0 0 - a а а а Fa a Fa -a - a a a –

Four charged rings placed as in the figure below. Given that all rings have the same charge 47.4 nC and radius a=0.10 m, find the electric field (in units of kN/C) at point p. 0 0 0 0 - a а а а Fa a Fa -a - a a a –

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Four charged rings placed as in the
figure below. Given that all rings
have the same charge 47.4 nC and
radius a=0.10 m, find the electric
field (in units of kN/C) at point p.
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Ea a a -a
Select one:
O A. 19.71
В. 67.11
C. 38.67
O D. 52.89
O E. 29.19

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