The conducting box in the figure (Figure 1)has been given an excess negative charge The surface density of excess electrons at the center of the top surface is 3.40x 1010 electrons/m2 Figure < 1 of 1>

The conducting box in the figure (Figure 1)has been given an excess negative charge The surface density of excess electrons at the center of the top surface is 3.40x 1010 electrons/m2 Figure < 1 of 1>

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The conducting box in the figure (Figure 1)has been
given an excess negative charge The surface density
of excess electrons at the center of the top surface is
3.40x 1010 electrons/m²
Figure
< 1 of 1>
What is the electric field strength E, at point 1?
Express your answer with the appropriate units.
HA
Value
Units

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