9. Use your understanding of electric force and electric field to fill in the following table.Chargecreating theE field(C)Chargeused to testthe E field(C)ForceElectric FieldDistance(fictional units)experiencedby testcharge (N)Intensity(N/C)4.0 x10*c1.0 x 10°c0.20 Ndd4.0 x10*c2.0 x 10°c2.0 x10° N/C8.0 x10*c1.0 x 10°c0.40 Ndd.8.0 x10*c2.0 x 10°c4.0 x10° N/C0.60 Nd8.0 x10*c8.0 x10*c1.0 x 10°c1.0 x10° N/C2d2d8.0 x10*c2.0 x 10°c0.10 N2d8.0 x10*c4.0 x10*c8.0 x10° N/C0.5 d4.0 x10*c0.5 da.b.C.d.е.f.g.h.i.j.

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9. Use your understanding of electric force and electric field to fill in the following table. Charge creating the E field (C) Charge used to test the E field (C) Force experienced by test charge (N) Electric Field Intensity (N/C) Distance (fictional units) 4.0 x10*c 1.0 x 10°c 0.20 N d d 4.0 x10*c 2.0 x 10°c 2.0 x10° N/C 8.0 x10*c 1.0 x 10°c 0.40 N d

9. Use your understanding of electric force and electric field to fill in the following table. Charge creating the E field (C) Charge used to test the E field (C) Force experienced by test charge (N) Electric Field Intensity (N/C) Distance (fictional units) 4.0 x10c 1.0 x 10°c 0.20 N d d 4.0 x10c 2.0 x 10°c 2.0 x10° N/C 8.0 x10*c 1.0 x 10°c 0.40 N d

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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