A charge Q = 1C is at the origin. Graph and Find the magnitude of the force experienced by a test charge Qt = - 10nC if it is placed anywhere within the surface of a sphere centered at the origin with r = 1m.
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A charge Q = 1C is at the origin. Graph and Find the magnitude of the force experienced by a test charge Qt = - 10nC if it is placed anywhere within the surface of a sphere centered at the origin with r = 1m.
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