niformly charged rod of length L=60 cm and the total charge Q=260 μC and the distance of point P from the origin a=10 cm is given in the figure. Part A - Express your answer to two significant figures What is the magnitude of the electric field E at point P? E= — ΑΣΦ N/C a=10 cm Q L X

niformly charged rod of length L=60 cm and the total charge Q=260 μC and the distance of point P from the origin a=10 cm is given in the figure. Part A - Express your answer to two significant figures What is the magnitude of the electric field E at point P? E= — ΑΣΦ N/C a=10 cm Q L X

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A uniformly charged rod of length L=60 cm and the total charge Q=260 µC and the distance of point P from the origin a=10 cm is given in the figure.
Part A - Express your answer to two significant figures
What is the magnitude of the electric field È at point P?
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VE ΑΣΦ
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N/C
a=10 cm
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