A point-like charge Q = 20.5 µC is embedded into a dielectric material with constant k = 20. F magnitude of E-field and energy density at distance d = 0.7 m from the charge. The magnitude of E-field, E = 1.0756097 X Units Select an answer ✓ The energy density, UE Find the force on a test charge q = 51.5 µC placed at the same distance 0.7 m from Q. The force on the test charge, Fq = Units Select an answer ✓ Units Select an answer

A point-like charge Q = 20.5 µC is embedded into a dielectric material with constant k = 20. F magnitude of E-field and energy density at distance d = 0.7 m from the charge. The magnitude of E-field, E = 1.0756097 X Units Select an answer ✓ The energy density, UE Find the force on a test charge q = 51.5 µC placed at the same distance 0.7 m from Q. The force on the test charge, Fq = Units Select an answer ✓ Units Select an answer

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