A particle of charge q=10C floats in static equilibrium above a uniformly charged infinite plane. If the particle has a mass of m=20kg, what is the electric field strength produced by the plane? Use g=10m/s2. (hint: draw the free body diagram of the charge.) 08 N/C O 20 N/C O 10 N/C 4 O ON/C O 5 N/C

A particle of charge q=10C floats in static equilibrium above a uniformly charged infinite plane. If the particle has a mass of m=20kg, what is the electric field strength produced by the plane? Use g=10m/s2. (hint: draw the free body diagram of the charge.) 08 N/C O 20 N/C O 10 N/C 4 O ON/C O 5 N/C

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