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Chapter 22: Q. 76 (page 628)

The force on the -1.0nCcharge is as shown inFIGURE CP22.76.What is the magnitude of this force?

Short Answer

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The strength of the electric field is1.44×10-3N/Cin the direction of the electron.

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01

Given information

The distance of the field point from the electron is1.0mm.

02

Explanation

In the present case,. the source charge is qelectron.

role="math" localid="1648483904923" E→=14πε0qr2r^……1q=-1.6×10-19Cr=1×10-3mE→=9×109×1.6×10-1910-32directionistowardstheelectronE→=1.44×10-3N/Ctowardstheelectron

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