Calculate the electric field in N/C at point P, a distance (4.35x10^1) cm along the central axis of a disk of charge with radius (9.157x10^0) cm, and charge density +(8.0860x10^0) µC/m2. You do not need to enter a unit vector in your answer, but must put a negative sign in, if the electric field is pointing along the negative z-axis. P R

Calculate the electric field in N/C at point P, a distance (4.35x10^1) cm along the central axis of a disk of charge with radius (9.157x10^0) cm, and charge density +(8.0860x10^0) µC/m2. You do not need to enter a unit vector in your answer, but must put a negative sign in, if the electric field is pointing along the negative z-axis. P R

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Calculate the electric field in N/C at point P, a distance (4.35x10^1) cm
along the central axis of a disk of charge with radius (9.157x10^0) cm, and
charge density +(8.0860x10^0) µC/m2. You do not need to enter a unit
vector in your answer, but must put a negative sign in, if the electric field is
pointing along the negative z-axis.
R

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