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Find the magnitude of the electric field at P,
created by the distribution of
uniform surface charge o=8-10-10 C/m2
distributed on the very thin plate that has the
shape of a sector of a circle, where R=20 cm,
r=10cm and a=60°.
(k=9.10⁹ Nm²/C²)
P
R
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