4. LO 6: The electric field at a point in space is shown. Its magnitude is 30 N/C. A charge q is placed at that locaticA. Calculate the force on q due to the electric field and draw the force vector on q when 1. q= 10µC, and whenq= -10μC.qEE

The direction of electrostatic force along a +ve charge is along the direction of electric field.

LO 6: The electric field at a point in space is shown. Its magnitude is 30 N/C. A charge q is placed at that locati A. Calculate the force on q due to the electric field and draw the force vector on q when 1. q= 10µC, and whe q= -10μC.

LO 6: The electric field at a point in space is shown. Its magnitude is 30 N/C. A charge q is placed at that locati A. Calculate the force on q due to the electric field and draw the force vector on q when 1. q= 10µC, and whe q= -10μC.

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