Note: k = electric constant = 9×10⁹ Nm²/C², e = 1.6×10-¹9 C, g=10m/s², &=8.85×10-¹² [C² /N.m²](1)Two charges (q₁ = q2 = 1 pC) are placed as in the adjacent figure shownQ.1[d = 1 mm, 1p= 10-¹²]. The electric field E produced by the two charges at point A(a) 1 mili N/C(b) 9 mili N/C(c) 9 kilo N/C(d) 90 N/C1pCd60%1pC

Note: k = electric constant = 9×10⁹ Nm²/C², e = 1.6×10-¹⁹ C, g=10m/s², &=8.85×10-¹²[C² /N.m²] Q.1 (1)Two charges (q₁ q₂ = 1 pC) are placed as in the adjacent figure shown [d = 1 mm, 1p= 10-¹2]. The electric field E produced by the two charges at point A (a) 1 mili N/C (b) 9 mili N/C (c) 9 kilo N/C (d) 90 N/C 1pC d 60° 1pC

Note: k = electric constant = 9×10⁹ Nm²/C², e = 1.6×10-¹⁹ C, g=10m/s², &=8.85×10-¹²[C² /N.m²] Q.1 (1)Two charges (q₁ q₂ = 1 pC) are placed as in the adjacent figure shown [d = 1 mm, 1p= 10-¹2]. The electric field E produced by the two charges at point A (a) 1 mili N/C (b) 9 mili N/C (c) 9 kilo N/C (d) 90 N/C 1pC d 60° 1pC

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