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1.Define the following parameter with its appropriate units and formulas.please add your own example(question) and show...

1.Define the following parameter with its appropriate units and formulas.please add your own example(question) and show the work.

a) Electromotive Force (E),

2.Define the following parameter in Electrostatics, and write down the necessary formulas and corresponding units for these parameters:please add your own example(question) and show the work

(b) Electric Field Intensity

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