3. Calculate the electric field intensity midway between two point charges, one of +500 statC, the other of -300 statC, placed 75.0 cm apart, in air. What is the electric flux passing through a circle of normal area whose radius is 3 cm at this point?

3. Calculate the electric field intensity midway between two point charges, one of +500 statC, the other of -300 statC, placed 75.0 cm apart, in air. What is the electric flux passing through a circle of normal area whose radius is 3 cm at this point?

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3. Calculate the electric field intensity midway between
two point charges, one of +500 statC, the other of -300
statC, placed 75.0 cm apart, in air. What is the electric flux
passing through a circle of normal area whose radius is 3
cm at this point?

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