The figure shows a portion of a very thin and very long plastic rod with positive linear charges on it. The linear charge density on the plastic rod is = 1.8x10‾⁸ C / m. The magnitude of the electric field (E), (in N / C), at a distance r = 2.7 cm from the axis of the plastic rod in question, which of the options is given correctly? (ϵ₀ = 8,9x10‾¹² C² / Nm²)

The figure shows a portion of a very thin and very long plastic rod with positive linear charges on it. The linear charge density on the plastic rod is = 1.8x10‾⁸ C / m. The magnitude of the electric field (E), (in N / C), at a distance r = 2.7 cm from the axis of the plastic rod in question, which of the options is given correctly? (ϵ₀ = 8,9x10‾¹² C² / Nm²)

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