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what is the magnitude of the electric field infinitely away from a nC charge

what is the magnitude of the electric field infinitely away from a nC charge
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As we know that the electric field is given by,

E = 1/4(q/r^2)

Where, E = Electric Field intensity

q= charge

And r= distance from charge

But here, r = and q = nC

So, E = 1/4[n/()^2]

As, 1/= 0

So, E = 0N/C Ans.

So, there will be negligible electric field intensity at that place.

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