Charge -Q is distributed uniformly on an arc of a circle of radius r (each half of whichmakes an angle 0 = 85° at the origin as show below). Calculate the magnitude of the electricfield this charged arc produces at the origin. [k is the Coulomb constant and the figure isNOT drawn to scale]8D0.67 kQ/r²kQ/r²0.25 kQ/r²4 kQ/r²0.83 kQ/r2Plastic rodof charge-Q

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Charge -Q is distributed uniformly on an arc of a circle of radius r (each half of which makes an angle 0 = 85° at the origin as show below). Calculate the magnitude of the electri field this charged arc produces at the origin. [k is the Coulomb constant and the figure is NOT drawn to scale] 8 9 Plastic rod of charge-Q

Charge -Q is distributed uniformly on an arc of a circle of radius r (each half of which makes an angle 0 = 85° at the origin as show below). Calculate the magnitude of the electri field this charged arc produces at the origin. [k is the Coulomb constant and the figure is NOT drawn to scale] 8 9 Plastic rod of charge-Q

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