At a distance of 1.81 m from a point charge of +2.33 μC, there is an equipotential surface. At greater distances there are additional equipotential surfaces. The potential difference between any two successive surfaces is 2.84 x 103 V. Starting at a distance of 1.81 m and moving radially outward, how many of the additional equipotential surfaces are crossed by the time the electric field has shrunk to one-half of its initial value? Do not include the starting surface.
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At a distance of 1.81 m from a point charge of +2.33 μC, there is an equipotential surface. At greater distances there are additional equipotential surfaces. The potential difference between any two successive surfaces is 2.84 x 103 V. Starting at a distance of 1.81 m and moving radially outward, how many of the additional equipotential surfaces are crossed by the time the electric field has shrunk to one-half of its initial value? Do not include the starting surface.
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