A very large (can be considered infinite) plastic sheet is uniformly charged. The charge in 1.00 m2 area of the sheet is Incasured to be 4.71 E-6 C. What is the electric field magnitude at a point 2.14B-2 m away from the sheet (answer a positive number in N/C)? Physics constants: Number = = 3.14 Coulomb constant k = 1/(476) = 8.99E9 N•m/C2 Permittivity of vacuum &g = 8.85B-12

A very large (can be considered infinite) plastic sheet is uniformly charged. The charge in 1.00 m2 area of the sheet is Incasured to be 4.71 E-6 C. What is the electric field magnitude at a point 2.14B-2 m away from the sheet (answer a positive number in N/C)? Physics constants: Number = = 3.14 Coulomb constant k = 1/(476) = 8.99E9 N•m/C2 Permittivity of vacuum &g = 8.85B-12

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