(7) A charge of 40 μC is uniformly distributed throughout a solid insulating sphere of radius 40 cm. What is the electric field at r = 20 cm from its center. (a) 9000 uNIC; (b) 18 MN/C; (d) 1.13 uN/C. (c) 1.13 MN/C;

(7) A charge of 40 μC is uniformly distributed throughout a solid insulating sphere of radius 40 cm. What is the electric field at r = 20 cm from its center. (a) 9000 uNIC; (b) 18 MN/C; (d) 1.13 uN/C. (c) 1.13 MN/C;

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(7) A charge of 40 µC is uniformly distributed throughout a solid insulating sphere of radius 40 cm. What is
the electric field at r = 20 cm from its center.
(a) 9000 uN/C;
(b) 18 MN / C;
(d) 1.13 uN/C.
(c) 1.13 MN / C;

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