Multiple of charge Q=2.0nC has been placed on the rim of the clock dial in such a way that 1Q is placed at 1, 2Q is placed at 2, #Q is placed at 3, and so on ( 12Q is placed on 12). Find the magnitude of electric field at the centre of the dial if the clock's dial has radius of 1.1m. Round your answer to nearest 0.1 N/C. k = 8.99x10°Nm²/C

Multiple of charge Q=2.0nC has been placed on the rim of the clock dial in such a way that 1Q is placed at 1, 2Q is placed at 2, #Q is placed at 3, and so on ( 12Q is placed on 12). Find the magnitude of electric field at the centre of the dial if the clock's dial has radius of 1.1m. Round your answer to nearest 0.1 N/C. k = 8.99x10°Nm²/C

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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