A 28-cm long charged wire with a total charge of -84 nC is bent to form three quarters of a circle and placed symmetrically with respect to the axis, as shown in the figure below.y-84 nC€450 4528 cmAssuming that the charge is uniformly distributed along the length of the wire, what is the magnitude of the electric field in kv/m at the center of this circle? Give your answer correct to two decimalplaces.

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A 28-cm long charged wire with a total charge of -84 nC is bent to form three quarters of a circle and placed symmetrically with respect to the axis, as shown in the figure below. -84 nC C 45 45 28 cm Assuming that the charge is uniformly distributed along the length of the wire, what is the magnitude of the electric field in kV/m at the center of this circle? Give your answer correct to two decimal places.

A 28-cm long charged wire with a total charge of -84 nC is bent to form three quarters of a circle and placed symmetrically with respect to the axis, as shown in the figure below. -84 nC C 45 45 28 cm Assuming that the charge is uniformly distributed along the length of the wire, what is the magnitude of the electric field in kV/m at the center of this circle? Give your answer correct to two decimal places.

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