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What is the value of the electric field .3 m from a square piece of metal which is 1.5 km x 2 km and has a net charge of 26 mC? A. 8.642e-10/ε0 B. 5.556-10/ε0 C. 1.042-10/ε0 D. 4.333e-9/ε0

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Chapter19: Electric Forces And Electric Fields

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What is the value of the electric field .3 m from a square piece of metal which is 1.5 km x 2 km and has a net charge of 26 mC?

A. 8.642e-10/ε0

B. 5.556-10/ε0

C. 1.042-10/ε0

D. 4.333e-9/ε0

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