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A 13 µC charge is located in a 288 N/C electric field. What is the force...

A 13 µC charge is located in a 288 N/C electric field. What is the force the charge experiences? (Hint: 1 µC = 10−6C ). Calculate to 4 decimals.

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The electrostatic force experienced by a unit test positive charge at a certain point in the space gives the Electricfield at that point.The unit of Electricfield is Newton per coulomb.It is a vector quantity.

Given magnitude of charge is 13C =C

Also given Electricfield is 28

Therefore the electric force experienced by the charge =product of magnitude of charge and electricfield at that point

=N

= N

N

Rounding it to four decimal places gives N

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