12. What is the electric field strength midwaybetween two particles each carrying acharge of+ 2 pC separated by a distance of0.10 m in air?A 00B 7.2x 10 V mC 7.2x10" VmD 144 xl0 " V m'

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between two particles each carrying a
charge of+ 2 pC separated by a distance of
0.10 m in air?
A 00
B 7.2x 10 V m
C 7.2x10" Vm
D 144 xl0 " V m'

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